Governor of the Bank of Ghana, Dr. Ernest Addison
The Governor of the Bank of Ghana, Dr Ernest Addison has refuted suggestions that the collapse of both UT Bank and Capital Bank was a deliberate witch-hunt by the BoG.
The founder of UT Group, Prince Kofi Amoabeng has been put before an Accra circuit court for his role in the collapse of his Bank in 2017. He is facing charges of stealing and money laundering.
The founder of UT Group, Prince Kofi Amoabeng has been put before an Accra circuit court for his role in the collapse of his Bank in 2017. He is facing charges of stealing and money laundering.
The founder of UT Group, Prince Kofi Amoabeng has been put before an Accra circuit court for his role in the collapse of his Bank in 2017. He is facing charges of stealing and money laundering.
Press Release on 347 Micro Finance Companies (“MFCs”) whose licences were revoked on 31 May 2019 by Bank of Ghana Upward Review of Payments to Depositors whose claims have been validated Accra 8th November 2019. Following the revocation of the licences of the 347 Micro Finance Companies (“MFCs”), the Receiver among other things announced a cap payment of GHS10, 000 for each depositor of these affected companies whose claim(s) have been validated in the receiverships of these MFCs. Based on the total number and value of claims received in the receiverships of these MFCs at the extended deadline date for claims submission on Friday 27 September 2019, the Receiver wishes to announce an increase in the capped payment from GHS10,000 to GHS20,000 per depositor, to all depositors whose claims have been validated and accepted with immediate effect. The Receiver wishes to inform depositors with validated claims above GHS10,000, who have already been paid up to the earlier capped amount of GHS10,000 per depositor that they should expect further payments up to a total of GHS20,000 per depositor where their validated total claim(s) in the receiverships of these MFCs is/are in excess of GHS20,000 per depositor. Where a depositor’s validated claim is in excess of GHS10,000 but is less than GHS20,000, the depositor will receive the full amount of his/her validated claim(s) Please note that the Receiver is in the process of recovering assets of the various MFCs to the extent possible and will make payments to the body of creditors of these affected MFCs including depositor, as appropriate and in accordance with the relevant provisions of Act 930. For further information please contact the below numbers. Signed Contact: Philomena Kuzoe Spokesperson for the Receiver Tel: + 233(0) 20 4904250/ 0550000966 Email: phdovi@gmail.com
The Receiver wishes to inform the general public that effective Friday, 11 October 2019, the branches of the following affected MFCs set out below will remain open to serve the customers of these institutions as well as the customers of other MFCs whose licenses have been revoked.
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Notice is hereby served on all Debtors of the affected MFCs to make arrangements to settle the full amounts of their overdue indebtedness to the respective MFCs as soon as possible, failing which the Receiver shall consider all his options including legal action against Debtors to recover the outstanding loan facilities granted them without recourse to them.