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Did the Bank of Ghana hide its losses?
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Did the Bank of Ghana hide its losses?

May 8, 2026 2 Min Read
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The discharge of the Financial institution of Ghana’s monetary statements on Could 1, 2026 has sparked an fascinating dialogue, notably concerning the working lack of GH¢15.6 billion reported by the central financial institution. Nevertheless, a cautious research of the numbers exhibits that the reported losses might be defined as actual numbers.

Web page 15 of the consolidated and separate earnings statements for the yr ended 31 December 2025 specifies an working lack of GH¢15.6 billion, with the proviso that “the notes on pages 24 to 132 kind an integral a part of these monetary statements”.

The assertion of different complete earnings (consolidated and non-consolidated statements) for the yr ended December 31, 2025 on web page 16 additionally discloses the figures for different complete earnings and whole complete earnings.

Once more, the official Q&A paperwork issued by banks on their monetary statements discuss with each working losses and OCI losses within the first query.

Underneath Worldwide Monetary Reporting Requirements, “loss” extends past day-to-day operations. This consists of complete earnings, understanding trade charge actions, bond revaluations, and broader financial shocks.

Merely put, working outcomes mirror how a financial institution’s core actions are managed, whereas complete earnings displays the broader influence of financial situations on the steadiness sheet. Not all losses are created equal.

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Some mirror funding efficiency, whereas others mirror normal financial situations. Sure, among the losses are operational losses, however a good portion is non-cash and is as a result of cedi appreciating greater than 40 per cent throughout the overview yr.

verdict: Allegations that the Financial institution of Ghana underreported losses to be able to conceal them are false.

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