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Second Deputy Governor of the Bank of Ghana (BoG), Matilda Asante Asiedu, has said that West Africa’s financial resilience will depend on how well the region collaborates, anticipates change, and acts with shared purpose.
She said this at the 4th Annual AFW2 High-Level Executive Forum for Financial Sector Regulation and Supervision, when she joined fellow Deputy Governors and Heads of Supervision to exchange perspectives, assess emerging risks, and strengthen our collective approach to financial stability.
Their discussions focused on key priorities shaping the future of supervision, including digital financial services, climate-related risks, and AI-driven innovation.
She said the message was clear: “regulatory frameworks must remain forward-looking, adaptive, and effective in a rapidly evolving landscape.”
“We reaffirmed our commitment to stronger supervision, deeper regional collaboration, and the institutional capacity needed to safeguard financial stability across West Africa,” she wrote on Facebook after the event.
She further thanked the MF AFRITAC West 2 team, the Central Bank of Nigeria, and all participating institutions for convening this important Forum.
“I look forward to sustaining this momentum as we advance a more stable, inclusive, and resilient financial system for our region,” she said.
By Nana Ekuah
Loco tv