Ghana: Building a Collaborative National Framework to Combat Financial Fraud in Ghana
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Ghana: Building a Collaborative National Framework to Combat Financial Fraud in Ghana
The nature of financial crime is no longer static. As highlighted in the recent Ghana Association of Bankers Industry Fraud Report, fraud is evolving in form, speed, and sophistication, with material implications for our operational resilience, customer confidence, and systemic stability.
Ghana is investing more and more to generalize the use of its biometric identity card. On 15 July, the regulations on identity verification changed to prohibit the use of photocopying and visual control of documents. Digitization is seen as an opportunity to democratize access to financial institutions and services.
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