Tag: KPMG
ACCA Urges Tech-Driven Leadership in Ghana’s Business Environment
Association of Chartered Certified Accountants Ghana inducts 130 members, urging tech skills,…
79% of Global Insurance CEOs Say AI is Changing Skills Required for Entry Level Roles – KPMG
KPMG’s 2025 CEO Outlook reveals 79% of global insurance CEOs say AI…
The Psychological Impact of E-Levy Removal on Ghana’s Digital Transactions –2025 Survey Reveals
The repeal of Ghana’s e-levy in April 2025 removed a major psychological…
Ghana’s Financial Inclusion Hits 81% in 2025, but Reliability Drives Customer Loyalty
Ghana’s financial inclusion rose to 81% in 2025 from 68% in 2021,…
KPMG Survey Reveals How AI Can Drive a Resilient and Customer-Friendly Banking Sector
KPMG’s 2025 survey highlights AI as a key tool for fixing banking…
Here are the Top 5 Performing Banks in SME Banking in Ghana’s Financial Sector
Despite industry-wide delays and credit constraints, Access Bank leads Ghana’s SME banking…
Are Ghanaians Gradually Saying Goodbye to ATM?
ATMs are losing relevance as banking moves into smartphones. The KPMG 2025…
Here are the Top 5 Performing Corporate Banks in Ghana – KPMG Survey
KPMG’s 2025 survey ranks Stanbic, Ecobank, Absa, Zenith and GCB as Ghana’s…
SME Banking Satisfaction Dips as Corporate & Retail Surge, Despite Overall Improvement in Sector
Ghana’s banking customer experience improved in 2025, with retail and corporate satisfaction…
A Generational Gap: While Older Folks Prioritize Investment, Millennials & Gen Zs Shy Away – KPMG
KPMG survey reveals a widening generational investment gap: older Ghanaians favour stable…
A Risk-Averse Nation: T-Bills & Fixed Deposits – The Most Preferred Investment Options Among Ghanaians
KPMG’s 2025 survey shows Ghanaians increasingly prefer Treasury bills and fixed deposits,…
Bureaucracy, Trust Issues & High Interest: The 3 Factors Why Loans are a Put-Off for Many in Ghana
Despite improving macroeconomic indicators, most Ghanaians avoid loans due to bureaucratic processes,…