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Aggrieved customers of defunct Gold Coast Fund Management Company demand payments of locked up fund in Mid-Year Budget

Aggrieved customers of defunct Gold Coast Fund Management Company have appealed to President John Mahama to direct the Minister of Finance to make a full budgetary allocation for the payment of all outstanding investments owed to customers in the Mid-Year Budget scheduled to be presented next week.“We therefore call on His Excellency President John Dramani Mahama to instruct the Honourable Minister for Finance to include a full allocation in the 2026 Mid-Year Budget Review to enable the complete payment of all locked-up investments belonging to customers of the defunct Gold Coast Fund Management”.
Nyame urged President Mahama to fulfill a 2024 promise to ensure that all affected customers receive their locked up funds after the collapse of Gold Coast Fund Management Company.
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