The Association of Ghana Industries is calling for the establishment of an Industrial Bank to address difficulties of access to credit for its members.
According to the AGI’s Director of Business Development Services, the move will bode well for its members to take advantage of the implementation of the Africa Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) agreement.
John Opoku-Boateng told Citi Business News, “As l speak to you, we are still struggling with banks identifying projects that l think they should be able to support AGI with. As l speak, still we have business banks that are stuck because still in terms of risk assessment and so on and so forth they are not ready to give that amount of money for the industry to thrive so that is a major problem. Read More.
