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Joe Jackson Confirmed as New Dalex Finance CEO

Dalex Finance has appointed Joe Jackson as CEO, confirmed by the Bank of Ghana. He aims to drive growth and innovation while enhancing customer service

Gifty Danso
Oct 28, 2024

Dalex Finance and Leasing Company Limited has announced that the Bank of Ghana has confirmed Joe Jackson as its new Chief Executive Officer.

The regulatory approval by the Central Bank solidifies Mr Jackson’s position as the head of Dalex Finance.

With over 20 years of experience in the financial and information technology industry, Joe Jackson will take on his new role immediately. As CEO, he aims to drive the company’s strategic vision, focusing on growth, innovation, and customer service, while ensuring compliance with regulatory standards.

The announcement comes as Dalex Finance is expanding its range of products and enhancing digital services to better serve its clients.

“We are excited to have Joe Jackson at the helm of Dalex Finance. His vision aligns perfectly with our mission to revolutionize financial services. With the confirmation from the Bank of Ghana, we are confident that Joe Jackson will lead Dalex Finance to new heights,” David Obuamah, the Board Chairperson of Dalex Finance is quoted by many reports to have said.

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Jackson, a former Director of Business Operations succeeds former CEO Kenneth Thompson.

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