Bank of Ghana Gives Banks Until December to Cut Bad Loans to 10%
The Bank of Ghana has renewed its demand that commercial banks reduce their nonperforming loan (NPL) ratio to 10% by December 2026, as lenders continue efforts to recover outstanding debt and strengthen their balance sheets.
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