BoG sets GH¢100 million minimum capital requirement for new Microfinance Banks

Voicefm Ghana January 29, 2026 1 minute read

The Bank of Ghana has raised the minimum capital for newly licensed Microfinance Banks to GH¢100 million, as part of sweeping reforms to stabilise the sector and protect depositors.

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