Ghana Fixed Income Market’s 10th Anniversary Awards: Stanbic Bank named best Primary Dealer

Left to Right- Kobby Bentsi-Enchill (Head, Investment Banking) and Baffour Agyarko Kwakye (Manager, Debt Capital Markets & Distribution) receiving award on behalf of Stanbic Bank from Ms. Pearl Nkrumah Chairperson of the Ghana Stock Exchange Council.
Stanbic Bank Ghana has once again reaffirmed its leadership in Ghana’s financial markets, emerging as the Best Primary Dealer at the 10th Anniversary Dinner and Awards of the Ghana Fixed Income Market (GFIM), held in Accra.
The prestigious recognition, verified by KPMG through an independent data review covering the market’s ten-year history, celebrates Stanbic’s consistent excellence, innovation, and contribution to the growth and stability of Ghana’s fixed-income market.
Since the establishment of the GFIM in 2015, Stanbic Bank Ghana has maintained an enviable record as the leading Primary Dealer, distinguishing itself through its deep market expertise, client-focused solutions, and robust trading performance. Primary Dealers serve as key intermediaries in the government securities market, purchasing treasury bills and bonds both for their own portfolios and on behalf of clients; a role central to supporting government financing and deepening market liquidity.
The award was presented by Ms Pearl Nkrumah, Chairperson of the Ghana Stock Exchange Council. Commenting on the award, Mr Musah Abdallah, Head of Corporate and Investment Banking (CIB) at Stanbic Bank Ghana, said, “This recognition reflects the trust our clients place in us and the commitment of our teams who continue to drive innovation and excellence across Ghana’s capital markets. For a decade, we have remained consistent in our goal to provide world-class financial intermediation that supports government financing, corporate growth, and investor confidence.”
He added that Stanbic’s success in the GFIM space reinforces its position as a market leader in Corporate and Investment Banking, providing integrated financial solutions that cut across debt and equity capital markets, project finance, advisory, and risk management.
“Our approach goes beyond transactions. We are committed to building markets, shaping policy conversations, and enabling sustainable economic growth through strong partnerships with the Bank of Ghana, the Ghana Stock Exchange, and our clients,” Musah noted.
Mr. Abdallah further emphasized Stanbic’s long-term commitment to Ghana’s economic transformation: “As part of the Standard Bank Group, we leverage our continental and global capabilities to deliver tailored solutions that connect Ghana to growth opportunities across Africa and beyond. Winning this award after ten years of consistent performance goes beyond an honour. It is a responsibility we take seriously.”
The Ghana Fixed Income Market, operated by the Ghana Stock Exchange, was established to provide a transparent and efficient platform for the trading of government and corporate debt securities. Over the past decade, it has evolved into one of Africa’s most dynamic bond markets, supporting Ghana’s fiscal strategy and private sector financing needs.
Stanbic Bank Ghana’s continued dominance in the fixed income space reflects its strong market insight, risk management expertise, and dedication to developing a resilient financial ecosystem in Ghana.
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About Stanbic Bank Ghana
Stanbic Bank Ghana, a member of the Standard Bank Group, is committed to driving Ghana’s growth through partnerships that empower people, strengthen institutions, and promote sustainable development. For 26 years, Stanbic Bank Ghana has stood at the vanguard of the nation’s banking sector, not merely as a financial institution, but as a catalyst for growth, innovation, and world-class financial intermediation. Since opening its doors in 1999, the bank has consistently ranked among Ghana’s elite tier-one banks, distinguished by its financial strength, cutting-edge solutions, and unwavering commitment to excellence. Through its Corporate and Investment Banking (CIB) division, the Bank supports major sectors of the economy – from infrastructure, energy, and mining to financial institutions and sovereigns – driving sustainable growth and prosperity across Ghana and the African continent.


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