Ecobank calls for wider access and stronger collaboration on agricultural finance
Ecobank’s Regional Head of Commercial and Consumer Banking, Charllote Amanquah, has called for closer cooperation among financial and agricultural institutions to extend support to more businesses across Ghana’s agricultural value chain.
Ecobank's Regional Head of Commercial and Consumer Banking, Charlotte Amanquah, has emphasized the importance of greater collaboration among financial and agricultural institutions to better support Ghana's agricultural sector. At the Ecobank Joy Business Financial Dialogue, held on Tuesday, Amanquah stated that the discussions underscored the necessity of turning proposed solutions into action.
She called for financial cooperation among commercial banks, development institutions, and organizations like the Ghana Commodity Exchange to serve farmers and agribusinesses more effectively. Amanquah noted that the dialogue highlighted the need for support beyond financing, which could include better record-keeping, clearer markets for products, and increased awareness of available solutions.
She stressed that the true measure of the dialogue's success would be its implementation following the discussions.
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