The Second Deputy Governor of the Bank of Ghana, Mrs. Matilda Asante-Asiedu, has urged Ghana’s financial and business leaders to safeguard the country’s hard-won economic stability, stressing that the responsibility is shared across sectors.
Delivering the keynote address at The Money Summit 2026 in Accra on June 2, Mrs. Asante-Asiedu declared: “We have secured stability. Our charge now is to sustain it.”
She outlined the pillars underpinning Ghana’s turnaround, emphasizing that trust, capital, and stability are mutually reinforcing. “Trust lowers the cost of capital, capital funds growth, growth sustains stability, and stability, in turn, deepens trust,” she explained.
The Deputy Governor reaffirmed the central bank’s commitment to its core mandate, pledging to safeguard price stability, strengthen the financial sector, deepen domestic capital markets, and maintain an orderly foreign exchange market.
Her remarks drew attention to the collective role of banking, finance, agriculture, and public sector stakeholders in ensuring that Ghana’s recovery translates into long-term prosperity.
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