Some aggrieved staff of the defunct Capital Bank are demanding their provident and severance packages from the Bank of Ghana after it closed down the bank in 2017.
In an interview with Accra-based Atinka FM, the aggrieved former workers of Capital bank said they have not received what is due them after the bank collapsed.
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He added that some of the benefits due them are corporate or organizational welfare contributions which they are entitled to. According to them, they are yet to receive these benefits and packages.
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In August 2017, the Bank of Ghana oversaw the takeover of UT and Capital Banks by GCB Bank in a purchase and assumption agreement.
This was because the 2 banks faced serious liquidity challenges at the time which affected the continuous existence and the financial industry altogether.
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Subsequently, the GCB Bank has collapsed at least thirty-one (31) branches of the defunct UT and Capital banks.
This is after the GCB Bank completed the full integration of the systems of the 2 banks.