A scene at the event Standard Chartered Bank Ghana PLC recently hosted a literacy clinic to encourage reading and introduce the youth to essential 21st -century technology that enhances
Standard Chartered Hosts Market Outlook For 2nd Half
A session during the meeting Standard Chartered’s Chief Investment Officer for Africa, the Middle East, and Europe, Manpreet Gill, has underscored the pivotal role of global asset allocation amidst
Standard Chartered Posts Strong Income Growth
Management of the bank during the AGM Standard Chartered Bank Ghana PLC has reported positive growth in 2022 despite a challenging financial year which saw it navigate tough economic
Standard Chartered Pays GH¢234.4m Dividends To Shareholders
Dr. Emmanuel Kumah (middle) and Ms. Mansa Nettey during the AGM THE BOARD of Standard Chartered Bank Ghana PLC declared dividend on ordinary shares of GH¢1.74 culminating into GH¢234.4 million.
Standard Chartered Excels At Global Awards
STANDARD CHARTERED Bank Ghana Limited has been adjudged the Best Wealth Management Bank in Ghana by the UK-based Global Business Outlook Awards 2020; adding to the growing list of local
Standard Chartered Commits GH¢1m To Fight Covid-19
Mansa Nettey STANDARD CHARTERED Bank Ghana Limited has announced that it is committing an initial one million Ghana Cedis to support emergency relief in aid of people affected by the
Standard Chartered Introduces Online Fixed Income
Setor Quashigah STANDARD CHARTERED has launched Online Fixed Income (OFI) on SC Mobile. OFI comprises of local currency bonds and treasury bills (Fixed Income). OFI allows the Bank’s clients to
Standard Chartered Rewards SC Mobile Clients
STANDARD CHARTERED has launched a campaign aimed at rewarding clients who opened accounts on the Bank’s SC Mobile App. The campaign dubbed ‘The SC Mobile Anfield Experience’ will be determined
Standard Chartered Boss Engages Influencers
Jaydeep Gupta (extreme right) with Jocelyn Dumas, Sarkodie and other officials Jaydeep Gupta, Regional Head of Retail Banking, Africa and Middle East of Standard Chartered and other senior executives of