FSC sets reform agenda for financial stability
The Financial Stability Council (FSC) has concluded its final meeting for 2025, outlining reforms to strengthen the resilience and transparency of Ghana’s financial sector.
At its 25th high-level session, the Council agreed on interventions to safeguard financial stability and boost market confidence, including measures to deepen capital markets and strengthen oversight.
Key among the decisions was a push to encourage the listing of banks on the Ghana Stock Exchange, with agreed modalities aimed at improving transparency, enforcing market discipline and expanding market depth.
The FSC also finalised a Memorandum of Understanding with the Ghana Statistical Service for the collection of real estate market data, beginning in 2026, to support t...