VINT & Aletheia Attorneys and Consultants

Ghana is six months into the term of a new President elected by the Ghanaian people, and the country continues to navigate its governance landscape. We are also in the season of Board appointments for State-Owned Entities, and there is a need for a reminder of good corporate governance guidelines in the public sector. This article discusses the transfer of power from a previous President to a newly elected President and its impact on the appointment of Board members for State-Owned Entities, and the role and importance of Corporate Governance in the public sector for the sustainability of government-owned entities.

In today’s fast-evolving financial landscape, regulatory compliance has become more than just a legal necessity; it is a cornerstone of trust, stability, and sustainable growth. As financial institutions operate in increasingly complex markets, they must navigate a wide range of laws, regulations and international standards designed to safeguard consumers, promote transparency, and prevent financial crimes.

This article examines the governance structures of various business entities in Ghana, such as Sole Proprietorships, Partnerships, Companies Limited by Shares, Companies Unlimited by Shares, Companies Limited by Guarantee, and External Companies.