5 Best Banks In Ghana/ Commercial Banks In Ghana



1: Baclays Bank Of Ghana.
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Barclays has been in Ghana
for the last nine years. As a
full subsidiary of Barclays Ltd
UK, the bank has commanded
a big percentage of the
banking industry in Ghana.
The fact that it aims and
targets customers with a bid
to make banking easier has
given its operations a shot in
the right arm. Needless to
say, its extensive network of
over 59 branches scattered all
over major towns in Ghana
has made it one of the most
convenient banks in Africa.
The agency network and the
ATM system have made
banking easier even for the
SMEs in the country. Its
products for both the local
business and corporate
clients are very friendly.


This commercial bank was
established in 2006 and is a
fully licensed bank of Ghana.
It is jointly owned by
foreigners and a Ghanaian.
Fidelity bank has its
headquarters in Accra with
over 43 branches all over the
prime locations in Ghana.


Ecobank has
steered towards the finish line
based on its corporate
banking and amazing products
for even the smallest
business person in Ghana.
Apart from micro-finance
customers, other categories
that can benefit from the
bank’s domestic banking
products include the public
sector, retailers and the local
corporate.

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This is one of the leading
financial institutions in the
country. It ventured into
Ghana’s banking industry back
in 2009 having commenced
business as a private liability
company. Access bank in
Ghana offers comprehensive
universal banking services and
other products. Presently, the
bank commands a bigger part
of the banking population in
Ghana with more than 39
branches and 43 ATM
machines.

5: Agricultural Development Bank Limited (ADB)


This is one of the state
owned banks in Ghana that
has been able to effectively
compete with the private
financial institutions. It is a
commercial and development
bank that is partially owned
by the government of Ghana.

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