Private Equity Association urges stronger domestic capital
mobilisation to drive Ghana’s development

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Private Equity Association urges stronger domestic capital mobilisation to drive Ghana’s development

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Ghana possesses significant pools of domestic capital capable of financing major infrastructure projects, supporting businesses, and accelerating economic growth, but structural barriers continue to prevent those funds from reaching productive sectors of the economy, Board Chair of the Ghana Venture Capital and Private Equity Association (GVCA) Matthew Boadu Agyei has said.

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