Development Bank Ghana (DBG) Marks Five Years of Catalysing Private Sector Growth
Reaffirming its commitment to expanding access to long-term financing and supporting Ghana’s economic transformation.
Development Bank Ghana (DBG) has announced the commemoration of its fifth anniversary with a media launch event, held today, 16 June 2026. The two-day celebration, which will take place on 16 and 17 November 2026, will highlight DBG’s journey of impact, reaffirming its commitment to supporting the growth of Ghana’s private sector.
Since its establishment in November 2021, DBG has played a pivotal role in addressing long-standing financing gaps by providing long-term funding to partner financial institutions (PFIs), enabling increased lending to key sectors of the economy, and fostering sustainable development.
Over the past five years, the Bank has supported businesses across sectors including agriculture, manufacturing, and services, contributing to job creation, improved productivity, and economic resilience. During the launch event, DBG shared stories of entrepreneurs whose lives have been positively impacted by its financing.
Speaking at the anniversary media launch, the Chief Executive Officer of DBG, Prof. Randolph Nsor-Ambala noted that the Bank’s work is anchored in driving sustainable and inclusive growth.
“At DBG, we are focused on enabling businesses to grow, scale, and contribute meaningfully to Ghana’s economic transformation. Our journey over the past five years reflects a strong commitment to impact and partnership.”
DBG continues to collaborate with financial institutions and development partners to expand access to credit, particularly for underserved segments of the market. Presently, DBG has onboarded 21 financial institutions and five partner agencies spread across Ghana.
As part of its forward strategy, the Bank aims to deepen its reach, strengthen partnerships, and scale its impact in priority sectors.
About Development Bank Ghana
Development Bank Ghana is a development finance institution focused on increasing access to long-term financing for businesses through partner financial institutions, with the aim of supporting sustainable economic growth.
