The Bank of Ghana has participated in the Cooperation between Law Enforcement Agencies and the Banking Community (COCLAB) Technical Committee Workshop held in Accra under the theme “Promoting Financial Integrity through Multi-Stakeholder Collaboration.”
The workshop brought together key stakeholders to strengthen collaboration in safeguarding the financial sector, particularly against unlicensed activities and emerging risks in digital finance.
Addressing participants, the Second Deputy Governor of the Bank of Ghana, Mrs. Matilda Asante-Asiedu, underscored the importance of coordinated action to protect consumers and ensure financial stability.
“Economic recovery can attract bad actors,” she cautioned. “This is precisely the time when we must be more vigilant and deliberate to protect these hard-won gains.”
She emphasized that multi-stakeholder cooperation is critical to reinforcing financial integrity, enhancing consumer protection, and maintaining confidence in Ghana’s financial system.
The workshop is expected to generate strategies to strengthen enforcement, improve regulatory oversight, and deepen collaboration between law enforcement agencies and the banking community.
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