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GCB MSME Caravan Clinic unfolds in Accra, boosting support for Ghanaian small businesses

Through the Caravan Clinics, the bank seeks to combine access to finance with business knowledge, sector insights and practical guidance to help entrepreneurs make more informed decisions, respond to emerging opportunities and build businesses capable of adapting to changing economic and market conditions.
The transaction data generated through these activities, he explained, provides the bank with a clearer understanding of a business’s performance and can support its assessment when the business seeks financing.
For the entrepreneurs who attended the Accra clinic, that support came in the form of direct access to the bank’s teams, practical business conversations and solutions designed around some of the challenges they encounter every day.
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