Fidelity Bank Ghana

Also in business, Ghana's banking sector continues to face uneven recovery in asset quality, with some lenders maintaining relatively low levels of non-performing loans while others remain weighed down by significant credit risk.

The UBA Ghana recorded the lowest non-performing loan ratio among the banks highlighted at two-point-one percent at the end of twenty twenty-five, followed by Fidelity Bank Ghana at approximately six-point-one percent and Guaranty Trust Bank at seven-point-one percent.

The figures contained in the Ghana Association of Banks' consolidated banks' audited financial statement point to significant differences in the quality of loan portfolios across the industry in twenty twenty-five.

Zenith Bank Ghana also ended the year with a non-performing loan ratio below ten percent and eight-point-five percent, while Access Bank Ghana recorded nine-point-two percent.

[upbeat music] Bringing you Today in History and some global observances.

On this day, Fidelity Bank Ghana was launched.

It commenced full banking operations with the first branch on October 6th, 2006, after evolving from the Fidelity Discount House established in 1998.

It has grown to become Ghana's largest privately owned indigenous bank, operating over 80 branches and thousands of agency banking locations nationwide.