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Financial wellness key to retaining Ghana’s skilled workforce – Merban Capital CEO, Benjamin Ackah-Nyamike

Ackah-Nyamike, has called on employers and institutions across Ghana to prioritise financial wellness as a key component of employee welfare and retention, stressing that financial security plays an important role in building a motivated and sustainable workforce.
Building financial stability in an uncertain economy Beyond institutional interventions, the Merban Capital CEO emphasised the importance of individual financial discipline in achieving long-term stability, particularly in an economy characterised by changing market conditions and financial uncertainty.
Achieving Financial Stability in a Volatile Economy,” Mr Ackah-Nyamike highlighted the growing importance of financial security in addressing workforce challenges, particularly the increasing migration of skilled professionals seeking better opportunities abroad.
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