
Audio By Carbonatix
Chinese businesses have begun talks with the management of GCB Bank with the view to foster business relations for their mutual benefit.
The businesses were drawn from the banking, engineering and construction sectors of the Chinese Economy.
These came to light when a Chinese delegation led by the Chairman and Executive Director of Guo Kai Jinxin Fund Management Co. Ltd and Guo Kai Jintai Capital Investment Co. Ltd, Liu Jianshe called on the Management of the Bank.
The Managing Director of GCB Bank Limited, Anselm Ray Sowah, said GCB currently has the largest footprint in Ghana and this promotes business development across the country.
GCB is the best bank in Ghana to establish such relationships with, due to its strong asset base, capacity, network and expertise, Mr. Sowah added.
He said, GCB, apart from meeting the new minimum capital requirement of the central bank ahead of the December 2018 deadline, has the resources to undertake very large transactions.
Mr Liu Jianshe said it was convenient and prudent to deal with a stable, trusted and well-tested Ghanaian brand like GCB in international business.
He said partnering with GCB will help speed up business growth in Ghana and China.
Present at the meeting were the Deputy Managing Director (Operations), Samuel Amankwah, Chief Business Development and Marketing Officer, Hannah Essien and the Head of Investor Relations, Edward Nana Adisi.
Latest Stories
-
NACOC operates in only 66 districts due to resource constraints — Interior Minister
16 seconds -
Don’t confuse legal industrial cannabis with illegal drug production — Muntaka
6 minutes -
How a 16-year-old boy’s escape from forced labour on Lake Volta helped rescue six trafficked children
14 minutes -
Bishop Gideon Titi-Ofei admitted as Chartered Fellow of the Chartered Management Institute, UK
26 minutes -
National Justice Conference calls for sustainable funding to combat child labour exploitation
27 minutes -
Bank of Ghana partners DASA 2026 to advance Digital Asset regulation and innovation
29 minutes -
ECG and 9 state institutions failed to pay over ¢3bn in taxes in 2024, driving record ¢5.2bn irregularities – Auditor-General
33 minutes -
MMDAs prioritising permit fees over proper planning enforcement – Physical Planners Association President
43 minutes -
Nkwanta-Dadiase road rehabilitation underway after years of neglect
46 minutes -
Slight coastal rain, evening thunderstorms expected across parts of Ghana – GMet
1 hour -
Former Dormaa East MP calls for greater investment in flood prevention infrastructure
1 hour -
The smartest $130,000 property investment in Accra at the moment
1 hour -
Bond market: Turnover increased by 56% to GH¢2.44bn
2 hours -
MDA financial irregularities surge 156% to GH¢5.27bn in 2025 — Auditor-General
2 hours -
15-year-old girl slashes schoolmate with cutlass over alleged sexual harassment during clean-up
2 hours