Securities and Exchange Commission of Ghana joins SBFN
Ghana
Timeline
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2023Research and EngagementFramework Development
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SEC publishes Draft Green Bond Guidelines
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2022Framework Development
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Ghana Stock Exchange publishes ESG Disclosures Guidance Manual
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2021Market Actions and Impacts
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23 banks (100 percent) are required to report their environmental, social, and governance (ESG) activities/ performance regularly to the regulator
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All 23 banks as of end of quarter 1 submitted completed templates
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Compliance rate within the first year of implementation considered to be satisfactory
Framework Development-
SEC publishes Ghana Capital Market Masterplan 2020-2029
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Ministry of Finance publishes Sustainable Financing Framework
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2020Framework Development
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BoG launches monitoring and reporting requirements related to the Ghana Sustainable Banking Principles for banks
Research and Engagement-
Capacity-building programs and awareness creation in relation to implementation of the Sustainable Banking Principles Sector Guidance Notes were organized for banks and supervisory staff of Bank of Ghana to facilitate progressive implementation of the Principles amidst the challenges of COVID-19
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2019Framework Development
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BoG publishes the Ghana Sustainable Banking Principles and E&S Risk Management Sector-Specific Guidance for five sectors: agriculture and forestry, power and energy, construction and real estate, manufacturing, and oil & gas and mining
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BoG is a key stakeholder in the implementation of the National Financial Inclusion Strategy (2018-2023) with a new target of 85 percent inclusion of eligible Ghanaians by the year 2023
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BoG convenes the CEO Round Table and presents the Sustainable Banking Principles which were signed off by the all the 23 banks
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2018Framework Development
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BoG issues a Corporate Governance Directive
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2016Research and Engagement
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BoG and GAB join SBFN
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BoG creates a Sustainable Banking Principles Steering Committee, which includes the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Ghana Association of Bankers (GAB)
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