One of the leading banks in Ghana, GCB Bank has held its annual general meeting on Friday, June 30, 2023. The Managing Director of the bank, Kofi Adomakoh, addressed the bank’s financial performance in 2022 and outlined the challenges faced by the bank and the overall operating environment. The bank’s financial performance in 2022 reflected
Ecobank Ghana and GCB Bank maintained their position as the two biggest banks in Ghana in 2021, the 2022 PwC Ghana Banking Survey Report has revealed. In terms of the banking industry market share (deposits), Ecobank Ghana and GCB Bank controlled 11.93% and 11.43% respectively, keeping its 1st and 2nd positions respectively. The survey stressed
Ghana’s most welcoming bank, GCB Bank, has rewarded 67 individuals in its second monthly draw for the G-Money ‘Win like a Gee’ Promo as part of efforts to appreciate and motivate G money customers and agents across the country. G-Money is a telecommunication agnostic service that allows customers to sign up and perform all mobile
Emmanuel Odartey Lamptey has been appointed as the new Deputy Managing Director (DMD) – Operations of GCB Bank by the board. He was sworn in as the DMD Operations and Executive Director of the Bank on Wednesday by Justice Sophia Bernasko Essah, a Justice of the Court of Appeal, Ghana. The swearing-in ceremony was witnessed
GCB Bank recorded significant growth in profit before tax of ¢573.67 million from ¢450.17 million in 2018. This is a growth in profit by 27.4 per cent and paid a dividend of ¢0.20 per share. Board Chairman of GCB Bank, Jude Arthur, attributed GCB’s impressive financial performance to its strategic focus of growing the balance
The GCB Bank has updated its tariff guide and wallet limit in accordance with a directive issued by the Monetary Policy Committee of the Bank of Ghana on March 18, 2020. This directive is aimed at facilitating efficient payments to promote digital forms of payment for the next three months in the wake of the
The GCB Bank, formerly Ghana Commercial Bank, has moved to rebrand premises of two collapsed banks, less than two hours after it was mandated to takeover. Giant billboards, which have the logo of the bank and its tagline, are springing up at headquarters and branches of UT and Capital banks. The Bank of Ghana on
