NorvanReports’ X Space Discussion on Non-Interest Banking and Ghana’s Financial Future Happening at 7pm Tonight
The conversation around Ghana’s financial future is shifting, and one area gaining increased attention is non-interest banking – a model rooted in ethical finance and risk-sharing principles.
As Ghana deepens its quest for financial inclusion and sustainable economic growth, non-interest banking offers a compelling alternative for segments of the population excluded by conventional banking systems.
The path to fully integrating non-interest banking into Ghana’s mainstream financial ecosystem is not without challenges. From regulatory harmonization and public awareness to liquidity management and product innovation, the industry faces critical hurdles that could determine its long-term viability.
Yet, its promise, particularly in promoting inclusive growth, ethical finance, and SME development, remains significant, especially in a macroeconomic environment seeking resilience beyond interest-driven returns.
Against this backdrop, NorvanReports, in partnership with the Economic Governance Platform (EGP) and the Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition (GACC), convenes its latest X Space Discussion on the theme “Beyond Interest: Can Non-Interest Banking Reshape Ghana’s Financial Future?” The session brings together policymakers, financial analysts, banking executives, and thought leaders to examine the opportunities and obstacles shaping Ghana’s transition toward a more inclusive financial architecture.
The dialogue seeks to unpack how non-interest banking could complement traditional finance, enhance capital mobilization, and redefine the contours of Ghana’s financial system in the years ahead.
X Space Details
Theme: “Beyond Interest: Can Non-Interest Banking Reshape Ghana’s Financial Future?”
Sub-theme: Building a Fairer, Ethical, and Inclusive Banking System
Date: Sunday, 9th November 2025
Time: 7:00 PM GMT
Host: NorvanReports (@NorvanReports) https://x.com/i/spaces/1MYxNlYnWwRGw
🎙 Featured Panellists
• Dr Shaibu Ali – Director General of the Islamic Finance Research Institute of Ghana (IFRIG)
• Mr. Joe Jackson – CEO, Dalex Finance Ghana
. Prof John Gatsi – Advisor, Non-Interest Banking and Finance, Bank of Ghana
• Nicholas Issaka Gbana – Development Economist & Chartered Accountant
Join the conversation at 7 PM GMT and share your thoughts live.
Use the hashtag #NorvanReportsXspace #BeyondInterest #NonInterestBanking #GhanaFinanceFuture #EthicalBankingGH
