The Ghana Association of Banks is the country’s leading mouthpiece for the universal banking sector, currently representing the interests of 23 member banks and the Development Bank. The Association was established on 29th May 1980. GAB supports and promotes policies and initiatives that balance both the interest of banks, and the wider public. In consonance with similar global bodies, GAB’s work is underpinned by three core priorities:
Helping customers - both households and businesses; Promoting growth, including supporting Ghana as the financial gateway to West Africa; carrying out research, analysis and dissemination of information on issues affecting the banking industry’s performance and growth.