THE International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the European Commission (EC) has urged African states to use public funds efficiently.
The Ghana Upstream Petroleum Chamber is calling on the government to reconsider the Growth and Sustainability Bill which seeks to impose a one per cent tax on gross production for oil and gas companies.
Fitch Ratings, a global credit rating agency, has upgraded Ghana's Long-Term Local-Currency Issuer Default Rating (IDR) to 'CCC' from 'RD'.
The country needs strong regulations to protect investors against losses in the event of default, participants at the Graphic Business/Stanbic Bank Breakfast Meeting have observed.
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is to establish a special fund solely meant to protect investors against market failures.
Sri Lanka is set to receive the first tranche of a $3bn International Monetary Fund (IMF) bailout package within the next two days, according to the lender.
Sri Lanka is set to receive the first tranche of a $3bn International Monetary Fund (IMF) bailout package within the next two days, according to the lender.
The president of the Ghana Union Traders Association (GUTA) Dr Joseph Obeng says the country risks suffering a prolonged financial downturn if the current mismanagement and bad policies being implemented by state actors is not checked.
A Non-Executive Director of Databank MFund, Dr Dan Seddoh has called on players in the financial market to be transparent in their dealings with investors to help build back confidence in the sector.
The Domestic Debt Exchange Programme presents a silver lining that the country must grab with both hands and fly with it, the Managing Director of Ghana Stock Exchange, Abena Amoah has said.
The government has laid before Parliament three amended bills as part of measures to revamp domestic revenue mobilisation.
SEASONED experts on the economy, capital markets, finance and investment will converge at the plush Labadi Beach Hotel today for the first major discussion on how to regain public trust on lending to the government.
THE youth have been advised to save and invest in readiness for rainy days.
GHANA needs a viable plan that protects the interests of investors and also guards against excessive borrowing to be able to regain the trust of investors in the government as a responsible borrower.
The site plan for the acquisition of 20,000-acre land for the petroleum hub project is currently before the cabinet for approval.
