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Bank of Ghana's Financial Losses and Policy Solvency Debated
The Bank of Ghana is facing scrutiny over its substantial financial losses, with debates ongoing among experts and political parties regarding its policy solvency and the impact on the economy. While the Minority caucus alleges accounting concealment and significant losses, the Majority caucus and some experts argue the losses are a necessary cost for economic stabilization.
4 May, 12:07 — 4 May, 16:08
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Minority claims BoG losses hit GH¢44bn, alleges accounting concealment - Graphic Online
Minority claims BoG losses hit GH¢44bn, alleges accounting concealment Graphic Online
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“I agree with one aspect of BoG’s argument”, but under its own accounting framework it’s policy insolvent – Dr. Nsafoah
In its 2025 Financial Report, the Bank of Ghana reported very large accounting losses, including a comprehensive loss of approximately GH¢34.95 billion, a net operating loss of approximately GH¢15.63 billion, and a deepening negative equity position.
By Charles Nixon
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First report: graphic-ghana · 4 May, 12:07|Full coverage: 2 · 4h|Window: 4h
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