The Bank of Ghana assures the public that all customers can
continue normal banking business at all UT Bank and Capital Bank facilities which are now branches of GCB bank.
Not exact matches
It is possible also that the
Bank will
continue to rely to a greater extent than
normal on foreign exchange swaps to provide system liquidity ahead of Y2K.
The
Bank's presence acted as a counterweight to the hedge funds and restored a
normal two - way flow of business although, on balance, the exchange rate
continued to fall, eventually reaching a low of US58.1 cents.
In addition,
banks need to be able to
continue normal business operations with fewer breakages and system failures.
UT
Bank and Capital Bank branches and ATMs will continue to operate as normal as GCB bank branches and A
Bank and Capital
Bank branches and ATMs will continue to operate as normal as GCB bank branches and A
Bank branches and ATMs will
continue to operate as
normal as GCB
bank branches and A
bank branches and ATMs.
This
bank has run into a number of problems related to sub-prime loans so rather than
continue to pay out the
normal dividend and risk running out of cash, the company decided to decrease the amount of dividend.
But what a difference a year makes... The balance sheet
continues to improve, with the loan - to - deposit ratio (at 114 %) finally back within a
normal banking range (of 80 - 120 %).