Npls

BoG reiterates commitment to reducing NPLs

NPL ratio of banks increased to 24.3% in August 2024

CICMG urges government to migrate Ghana to a credit-based economy, introduce LI

More than half of banks would not require recapitalisation – World Bank

Addressing Ghana’s financial sector challenges essential to ringfence financial sector stability – IMF

Banking industry’s NPLs surged to 24.1% in June 2024

Financial sector stability maintained but credit growth declines – IMF

Banks to continue to record poor loan quality in 2024 – Fitch Solutions

Liquidity in banks remain satisfactory – BoG

BoG approves recapitalisation plans of undercapitalised banks – IMF

Loan quality to deteriorate in coming months – Fitch Solutions

Ghanaian banks exhibit poor financial soundness indicators compared to peers – Fitch Solutions

Banks wrote off ¢3.19bn as bad debt in October 2023

Banks wrote off ¢2.416bn as bad loans as of August 2023

Court system, Lands Commission have not helped banks in reducing NPLs – Ghana Association of Banks

BoG assures Savings and Loans Companies of support to address high NPLs, funding costs

Banks wrote off ¢1.08bn as bad loans in 4 months of 2023; NPLs reach ¢13.1bn

Financial sector robust before debt restructuring, but sector cleanup yet to be fully implemented – IMF

Banks wrote-off ¢5.9bn as bad debt in 2022

Banks wrote off ¢2.92bn as bad debt as of October 2022

Banks wrote off ¢1.3bn as bad debt in half-year 2022

Banks wrote-off ¢768.29m as bad debt in April 2022

Banks register ¢2.9bn profit in 4-months of 2022

Fitch revises EBID’s Outlook to stable; affirms at ‘B’

Banks write off ¢349.36 million as bad debt in February 2022 – BoG

Banks profit grew by 18% to ¢1.3bn in 2-months of 2022 – BoG

Banks wrote off ¢2.086bn as bad debt in 2021 – BoG

Banking sector continues to recover as pre-tax up 32.1% to ¢3.6bn in half-year

BoG grants approval to 11 banks to pay dividend to shareholders

Growth in private sector credit to drive down Non-Performing Loans – Banking Consultant

NPLs fall marginally-BoG

Why do some banks record high non-performing loans in Ghana?

Businesses must be measured in their expectations despite reduction in NPLs – Banking Consultant

Non-performing loans in the banking sector decline to 13.8% – BoG report

Non-performing loans hit GH¢7.2bn in October 2019

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