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The HFC Bank Ghana Limited has reviewed its base rate downwards to 21.45 per cent from 22.5 per cent.
A statement in Accra on Wednesday signed by Akwete Akita, the Executive Director, asked its partners to amend the records to effect the change.
Source: GNA
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