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The Bank of Ghana recently launched the Ghana Gold Coin (GGC), a new investment option aimed at stabilizing the economy and reducing excess liquidity.

The GGC, made from responsibly sourced gold, offers a tangible alternative to traditional financial instruments like Treasury bills and government bonds.

To stay compliant with evolving regulations and safeguard their assets, investors are encouraged to seek legal advice.

If you require any clarifications, please contact TEMPLARS Partner, Sarpong Odame, Senior Associate, Aasiya Sarku Nettey, and Associate, Matilda Sarpong.

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