ESG has quickly become the new buzzword, particularly in corporate circles. In the last decade or so, the concept has grown rapidly and continues to grow especially across major financial markets.[1] A 2022 study on ESG’s momentum showed that more than a quarter of global...
One of the most valuable assets that a person can acquire in Ghana is, land (immovable or real property). As defined by Ollennu J. (as he then was), now reflected in the Land Act, 2020 (Act 1036): “the term land, includes the solid surface of...
(Based on a Presentation by Adelaide Benneh Prempeh – Managing Partner, B&P Associates at an International Academy of Family Lawyers (IAFL) Conference in Marrakech December 2022) In Ghana and other African countries, a celebration of a marriage is closely followed by the celebration of childbirth. Read...
October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Creation month in Ghana. While technology has made significant global impact, particularly through the use of the internet, it has also exposed organizations and individuals to several risks including attacks through digital interfaces. Cybersecurity has become increasingly pertinent, especially because...
The idea of Cryptocurrency can be traced back to the 1980s. The idea was to create a system that could not be traced and did not require centralised entities or government agencies to transact. Harwick (2016) defined cryptocurrency as “a virtual asset utilized as a...
The financial services industry, like many spheres of life, has evolved as a result of the massive influence of globalization. With technology advancing at galloping speed, the banking sector has managed to secure itself a very solid marriage between both disciplines in the bid to...
Our passion for games is unrivalled. If Ghana were to be divided by wars, a football match will be enough to reunite us. It has become the “ordinaire” of many Ghanaians to place bets on football and other games as they while away their weekends...
The world experienced a rather swift change in 2020. Prior to that year, concepts such as ‘lockdown’, ‘social distancing’ and ‘mask mandates’ which are now part of our lives were unknown. The change was vast and did not leave out the way we conduct business,...
Traditionally, it has been the responsibility of the State to provide public amenities with limited involvement by the private sector. Over the years, the revenue available for such projects steadily declined which called for the need to explore fiscally prudent alternative sources of funding such...
The pre-independence and post-independence era of Ghana saw many extended families living together as a household, resulting in a relatively low demand for housing. This trend has altered with modernisation, as increasingly, more nuclear families prefer to live as a separate unit. Residential housing units...