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GHIB- Ghana International Bank
Leading the way in African Trade Finance & access to Global Markets, through The CITY of LONDON, since 1959.
About GHIB- Ghana International Bank
Ghana International Bank plc (GHIB) - The UK’s Pan African Trade Bank. Leading the way in African Trade Banking and Global Payments, through The City of London, since 1959. Ghana International Bank plc (GHIB) is globally recognized as a leading British Pan African Trade Bank. The Bank is the culmination of a project started by the Ghana Commercial Bank in 1959, to support access to global markets and as a quality intermediary for transfers, collections and payments for African economies and large corporates. The Bank has evolved and is now a fully incorporated UK entity, regulated by the UK’s Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) and the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). GHIB is a creditor to African sovereigns’ and has developed strong partnerships with major significant banks and corporates on the continent. GHIB’s strategic vision is to create the most compelling UK Trade Bank focused on Africa. GHIB’s mission is to accelerate wealth creation in Africa through the provision of specialized financial services by deploying scale and innovation for client success. GHIB’s strategy pivots on leveraging our long- established presence in the UK, client-focused capabilities, and our strong relationships with global financial institutions.
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Presence & Recognition
GHIB- Ghana International Bank announced Ian Greenstreet as the new Head of Finance and Risk Management.
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People
GHIB- Ghana International Bank appointed Matthew Parris as Head of Trade Sales
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Strategy & Corporate Development
GHIB- Ghana International Bank aims to position itself as Africa's specialist commodity and natural resources bank supporting sectors including gold, cocoa, oil and gas, bauxite, critical minerals, and other strategic commodities.
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