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Bills Micro-Credit Limited welcomed a high-level delegation from the Ghana National Chamber of Commerce & Industry (GNCCI) on a courtesy visit on Tuesday, August 5, to explore collaborative opportunities to empower Ghana’s Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs).
The delegation, led by GNCCI President Mr. Stephane Abbas Miezan, CEO Mark Badu-Aboagye, and 1st Vice President Dr Emelia Asiakwa, was received by Mr. Romeo-Richlove Elorm Seshie, CEO of Bills Micro-Credit Limited.
“With over 10,000 members and 8 regional branches, GNCCI serves as a critical voice for private sector growth and policy advocacy.
"We are happy to share insights into our ongoing work in business development, market access, and enterprise support, as we do for all members.
"Partnering with and onboarding Bills Micro-Credit will be great due to the significant role you play in the financial services sector,” stated Mr. Abbas Miezan.
The discussions focused on unlocking avenues for collaboration between the two institutions, particularly around enhancing access to finance, expanding financial literacy, and creating practical support pathways for MSMEs nationwide.

Mr. Seshie, on his part, emphasised the natural synergy between GNCCI’s mandate and Bills Micro-Credit’s mission.
He welcomed the opportunity to jointly design impactful programs that address the real challenges faced by Ghanaian entrepreneurs.
“This kind of partnership is what Ghana’s SME ecosystem needs, one that brings together advocacy, finance, and hands-on support to drive real results,” he said.
The leadership team from GNCCI was subsequently given a tour of the Bills Micro-Credit offices to familiarise themselves with the operations of the company.
About Bills Micro-Credit Limited
Bills Micro-Credit Limited is a licensed, non-bank financial institution dedicated to providing fast, flexible, and accessible financial solutions to individuals and SMEs across Ghana.
With a growing national footprint and over 2,000 staff, the company is committed to promoting financial inclusion and sustainable business growth.
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