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The 2024 Ghana Accountancy and Finance Awards honoured 31 companies and six individuals for their impactful contributions to Ghana's financial and accountancy sectors.
This event celebrates the achievements and innovations driving excellence in the industry, positioning companies and professionals as examples of best practices in governance, transparency, and economic stewardship.
The awards ceremony, held annually, has grown in significance, bringing together top-tier professionals, firms, and key industry stakeholders to celebrate advancements and accomplishments in financial management, accounting, and corporate governance.
Honorees represent a broad spectrum of expertise, ranging from well-established corporations to rising industry leaders, each recognized for their commitment to bolstering Ghana’s financial framework.

This year, the award categories highlighted various aspects of industry excellence, such as compliance with regulatory standards, innovation in financial solutions, leadership in governance, and contributions to sustainable economic growth.
Companies and Individuals awarded included; Mr. Nii Amankra Tetteh[CEO/MD – Letshego Ghana Savings and Loans] – CEO of the Year[Savings and Loans], Mr. Daniel Asiedu[CEO, OmniBSIC Bank Ghana Limited] – Banking CEO of the Year, Madam Victoria Aligboh[CEO, Pentrust[Pension Trustee] Ltd], Consolidated Bank Ghana – Brand/Bank of the Year, Fidelity Bank Ghana Ltd – ESG Bank of the Year, OmniBSIC Bank Ghana Limited – Corporate Bank of the Year, First National Bank – Mortgage Bank of the Year, United Bank for Africa Ghana Ltd – Socially Responsible Bank of the Year, Ankobra West Rural Bank Plc – Rural Bank of the Year, Amenfiman Rural Bank – Brand of the Year, Bessfa Rural Bank Plc – Outstanding Customer Service Award [Rural Bank], Metropolitan Pensions Trust Ghana Limited – Brand of the Year [Pension], Pentrust [Pension Trustee] – Pension Scheme Administrator of the Year, Negotiated Benefits Trust Company Limited – Outstanding Customers Service Award [Pension], Glico Pension Trustee Ltd – Corporate Trustee of the Year, Investiture Fund Managers – Investment Management of the Year, Fidelity Securities Limited – Fund Management of the Year, Letshego Ghana Savings and Loans – Savings and Loans Company of the Year, Advans Savings and Loans – Outstanding Customer Service Award [Savings and Loans], JPCann Associates Ltd – Training Company of the Year, Rakes Company Limited – Management Consultancy Firm of the Year, Priority Insurance Company Limited – Finance Team of the Year, Halges Financial Technologies Limited[Korba] – Brand of the Year[Fintech], Global Accelerex Ghana – Payment Service Provider of the Year, Bsystems Ghana Limited – Business IT Company of the Year, Rancard Solutions Limited – Software Company of the Year, Glico General Insurance Ltd – Insurance Brand of the Year, Vanguard Assurance Co. Ltd – General Insurance of the Year, Metropolitan Life Insurance Ghana Ltd – Outstanding Customer Service Award[Life Insurance], StarLife Assurance Co. Ltd – Life Insurance Company of the Year, Priority Insurance Company Limited – Outstanding Customer Service Award[General Insurance], SIC Insurance Plc – Indigenous Insurance Company of the Year.

These companies were acknowledged for their strategic contributions to the Ghanaian economy, with some awarded for excelling in areas like corporate social responsibility, digital transformation, and customer service.
Among the individual honorees were professionals whose influence and dedication to the finance and accountancy fields have set new benchmarks for their peers. Their recognition emphasizes the importance of ethical leadership, resilience, and forward-thinking approaches in addressing the evolving challenges in finance and accounting.
By honouring these individuals, the Ghana Accountancy and Finance Awards spotlight the personal commitment required to foster an environment of integrity and excellence in the financial sector.

This year’s theme, "Building a Robust Financial System in Ghana," reflects a commitment to strengthening the foundations of Ghana’s economy, especially amidst the global economic uncertainties impacting the financial industry. Attendees included government officials, senior executives, industry experts, and representatives from the diplomatic community, underscoring the collaborative effort required to sustain and enhance Ghana’s financial stability.
High-profile speakers shared insights into how digital innovation, sustainability, and regulatory compliance are shaping the future of Ghana’s financial sector, urging the industry to leverage these areas for growth and resilience.
The Ghana Accountancy and Finance Awards continue to serve as a central forum for dialogue, networking, and sharing best practices among financial professionals and organizations. Through this event, stakeholders have an opportunity to assess the sector's current state, recognize challenges, and explore solutions to ensure continued progress and transparency.

The organizers of the awards, KN Unique Communications, strive to foster an environment that celebrates talent, nurtures excellence, and inspires professionals and firms to maintain high standards in accountancy and finance. By providing a platform for such recognitions, the awards event encourages continuous improvement, motivates emerging professionals, and reinforces the role of Ghana’s finance and accountancy industry as a critical contributor to national growth.
In closing, the 2024 Ghana Accountancy and Finance Awards reflected not only the sector's achievements but also the ongoing journey towards a more resilient, transparent, and robust financial system in Ghana.
This event stands as a testament to the commitment of Ghanaian professionals and firms to push boundaries and pave the way for sustainable growth in the years to come.
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