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Fund managers cautioned against banking stocks

According to the Chairman of the IFSL capital limited Mr. Samuel Kwadjo Agyapong Appenteng, returns on banking stocks keeps dwindling, adding that debtors are not honouring their debt obligations which makes bank stocks risky.
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Owing to the increasing levels of non-performing loans in the banking sector, fund managers have been cautioned against purchasing banking stocks.

According to the Chairman of the IFS capital management limited, Mr. Samuel Kwadjo Agyapong Appenteng, returns on banking stocks keeps dwindling, adding that debtors are not honouring their debt obligations which makes banking stocks risky.

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    He continued: “Debtors are not really honouring their obligations so it is an area we find risky at this point.”

    He was however optimistic the situation will improve with time.

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