The management of the state-owned bank issued a statement emphasizing that the institution is neither for sale nor undergoing any acquisition talks.
Consolidated Bank Ghana (CBG) has officially refuted rumours circulating about its sale.
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Recent speculations fueled by unverified reports caused concerns among customers and stakeholders.
The rumours implied that CBG, formed in 2018 to take over five struggling local banks, was on the verge of being sold.
However, CBG’s leadership has moved swiftly to dispel these claims, assuring the public of the bank’s continued commitment to delivering financial services in Ghana.
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In a statement, the management of the bank stated that reports of sale of the Bank are entirely false and misleading.
It said there is, therefore, no cause for concern regarding customer deposits and the Bank’s operational integrity.
It indicated that the Bank continues to deliver exceptional customer service and innovative products. As the SME Bank of choice, the loyalty and trust placed in us by our customers are highly appreciated.
It assured its cherished customers that their funds are secure with the Bank, and urged the public to rely on the Bank’s official communication channels for any information.
