ACI Ghana is set to host its inaugural end-of-year Dinner and Awards Night. This event aims to recognise the outstanding achievements of members in diverse sectors of the financial markets.
This award seeks to acknowledge excellence, cultivate a sense of camaraderie, and inspire active participation within the vibrant financial community.
The event has been slated for 6 p.m. on Saturday, December 16, 2023, at the World Trade Centre, Accra, under the theme “Resilience and Renewal: A Year in Review and Charting the Future Course for Financial Markets.”
The evening promises to be a grand affair, unfolding with a captivating red carpet event and uniting influential figures within the financial and capital market landscape.
The theme, “Resilience and Renewal,” encapsulates the spirit of the event, offering an exclusive platform for reflection, strategic planning, and collaboration.
Against the backdrop of the World Trade Centre, Accra, attendees can anticipate an atmosphere of camaraderie, reflection, and forward-thinking as they come together to honour the resilience of the financial industry and envision its renewed trajectory.
The ceremony will be graced by distinguished representatives from the Ministry of Finance, Bank of Ghana, Securities and Exchange Commission, Ghana Stock Exchange, Central Securities Depository, Ghana Association of Bankers, National Pensions Regulatory Authority, Ghana National Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and other key stakeholders within the financial and capital market landscape. Their presence will underscore the significance of this event as a pivotal platform for reflection, strategic planning, and collaboration.
ACI Ghana, an affiliate of ACI International—The Financial Markets Association—stands as a leading global association of wholesale financial markets practitioners, dedicated to promoting excellence and ethical conduct within the financial industry.
For further details and inquiries, please contact Stephen Biritwum at 0243054891 or acifmagh@gmail.com.
Source: ACI Ghana
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