Merchant Bank Now Merchant Rand

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JAMES Y 11 years ago

In the present global banking environment, the bigger the bank the better. With First Rand Bank of South Africa being a major bank, Merchant Bank Ghana hasn't got a better majority holder! Portfolio is bound to increase, dram ...
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In the present global banking environment, the bigger the bank the better. With First Rand Bank of South Africa being a major bank, Merchant Bank Ghana hasn't got a better majority holder! Portfolio is bound to increase, dramatically.
NAna K 11 years ago

The first reason i want this take over to come on is that the politicians will not have a bank to use for their weaked deeds. If Merchant goes, they the politicians will be left with GCB and NIB. Their options will be limited ...
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The first reason i want this take over to come on is that the politicians will not have a bank to use for their weaked deeds. If Merchant goes, they the politicians will be left with GCB and NIB. Their options will be limited. The interferance of politicians has cost us dearly interms of Ghana Airways and many more. With the Ibrahim loan, i hear by the terms of the deal, SSNIT is to collect all outstanding loans for three years. It remains to be seen whether SSNIT board, being appointed by the President can enforce the loan collection from Ibrahim his brother.Again what happens to the uncollected loans after three years is what i have been thinking of. Ghanaians must learn to rise up for what is ours. Ibrahim, i hear owes 57million Ghana Cedis. Bank capitalisation is 60million. Our SSNIT contributions should not be wasted. Walahi, there should be no bad debts in these issue of Merchant Bank. We should be fed up by now with political interferance in Public institutions. Why is it that in Europe etc, the 10 percent of the population who are politicians try to do things to improve the lot of the people but here the 10 percent who are politicians are messing us up? I have more to write but will end here for now. MAy God bless Ghana.
Kojo T 11 years ago

The NPP makes alot of noise about being wealthy and they have all the wealth. Where are they ? Accra Mall is gone without them. Now it is Merchant Bank. What next? So we are just making noise.Where are they?Cleaning p[lates a ...
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The NPP makes alot of noise about being wealthy and they have all the wealth. Where are they ? Accra Mall is gone without them. Now it is Merchant Bank. What next? So we are just making noise.Where are they?Cleaning p[lates and old men and women despite all their wealth ? he he he
spencer 11 years ago

i have an account with FNB, is the best bank and cheap in charges, i hate merchant bank, they are not seroius bank expecaily the branch in ashaiman timber market, they are all fools. but hope FNB will change most of them.

i have an account with FNB, is the best bank and cheap in charges, i hate merchant bank, they are not seroius bank expecaily the branch in ashaiman timber market, they are all fools. but hope FNB will change most of them.
Mensah Aponkyi 11 years ago

With that arrogant fraudulent and liar, Miss Miriam Banor still as board chairman. SA be careful, she is BAD BAD news. but Amissah-Arthur and others will protect her as usual

With that arrogant fraudulent and liar, Miss Miriam Banor still as board chairman. SA be careful, she is BAD BAD news. but Amissah-Arthur and others will protect her as usual
Kwesi Enin 11 years ago

This is my bank. I wish them well. We will be watching from the sideline for innovative banking policies that will benefit the existing customers...or else, we will move to other banks. There should be soft loans etc to enti ...
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This is my bank. I wish them well. We will be watching from the sideline for innovative banking policies that will benefit the existing customers...or else, we will move to other banks. There should be soft loans etc to entice the existing customers of the bank who have remained despite the juicy enticement of other banks to leave and join them. We are watching.
Zangina 11 years ago

So it has finally happened. When this story first broke, there was a lot of denials in the press including Kweku Baako who said he was sure the deal will not come on. Mr. Rawlings also praised Prez Mahama to high heavens for ...
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So it has finally happened. When this story first broke, there was a lot of denials in the press including Kweku Baako who said he was sure the deal will not come on. Mr. Rawlings also praised Prez Mahama to high heavens for abrogating the deal. Now what? What happens to Ibrahim Mahama's (Presidential brother)loan? Oh Ghana or should I say ndc. Hard times ahead for Ghanaians.
Yaw Adu-Asare 11 years ago

Does this move serve Ghana's national interest?

Does this move serve Ghana's national interest?
Maame 11 years ago

Kweku Baako, I like you for your objectivity and filla but when I heard you said that the rumour cconcerning the Merchant Bank sale (I'm just using the term loosely) wasn't true I had my doubts though I didn't have any proof. ...
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Kweku Baako, I like you for your objectivity and filla but when I heard you said that the rumour cconcerning the Merchant Bank sale (I'm just using the term loosely) wasn't true I had my doubts though I didn't have any proof. Please come out and educate us. What happened since your assertion on the matter?

GOD BLESS OUR HOMELAND GHANA
Sensible Ghanaian 11 years ago

Oh Ghana! We are governed by those (both politicians and the elites) who do not care a hoot about the country apart from lining their silky pockets.

Oh Ghana! We are governed by those (both politicians and the elites) who do not care a hoot about the country apart from lining their silky pockets.
concerned client 11 years ago

The interest rates are too high.bureaucracy too much.change or we move to other banks

The interest rates are too high.bureaucracy too much.change or we move to other banks

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