The Bank of Ghana has officially launched the 2025 Financial Stability Review, a flagship publication of the Financial Stability Advisory Council, at a ceremony held on Friday, May 15, 2026.

The report was presented under the theme “From Stress to Stability: Staying on Course,” and provides an assessment of the health and resilience of Ghana’s financial sector.

Delivering the Governor’s address, the Second Deputy Governor, Matilda Asante-Asiedu, highlighted the continued resilience of the financial system and reaffirmed the central bank’s commitment to maintaining stability, strengthening public confidence, and safeguarding the integrity of the sector.

She noted that while the financial system remains stable, some emerging risks are beginning to shape the outlook, requiring close monitoring by regulators and financial institutions.

“Some risks are emerging in the outlook.

Financial institutions are reassessing their business models to adapt to evolving conditions and avoid disruptions to the stable trajectory we have enjoyed,” Governor Johnson Pandit Asiama stated.

The report underscores ongoing efforts by regulators to ensure that financial institutions adjust to changing economic conditions while preserving stability across the banking and financial services sector.