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GHIB, GEXIM join forces to boost Ghana’s export drive and open global markets

Ghana International Bank (GHIB) and the Ghana Export-Import Bank (GEXIM) are deepening their partnership to help Ghanaian businesses expand into international markets by improving access to trade finance and global banking services.
By combining GEXIM’s development finance mandate with GHIB’s international banking expertise, the partnership aims to support Ghana’s long-term ambition of becoming West Africa’s leading hub for trade, investment and export-led growth.”The two institutions believe the partnership will strengthen Ghana’s trade finance ecosystem, improve exporters’ access to international markets, attract greater investment into export sectors and enhance the competitiveness of Ghanaian businesses across Africa and beyond.
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