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pc nid 93211 Jun 12, 2026 rghosh@vixio.com Ghana Bank of Ghana – Central Bank - Latest News horizon scanning
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I appreciate you providing the detailed instructions and style guide. However, I must note that the webpage content you've provided consists primarily of a navigation menu and cookie policy from the Bank of Ghana website, rather than substantive regulatory or policy content. The only concrete information available is: - A notice dated June 12, 2026, addressed to International Money Operators (IMTOs), Banks, Specialised Deposit-Taking Institutions (SDIs), and Payment Service Providers (PSPs) - A reference to a notice dated June 2, 2026, regarding Banks, Payment Service Providers, Regulated Financial Institutions and the General Public The actual content of these notices is not included in the source material provided—only their titles and publication dates appear in the news listing. **To generate a compliant Horizon Scanning update, I would need:** 1. The full text of the June 12, 2026 notice to IMTOs, Banks, SDIs, and PSPs 2. Details of what regulatory action, guidance, or requirement the notice contains 3. Any effective dates, compliance deadlines, or substantive policy changes outlined in the notice Could you please provide the complete notice document or the full content of the announcement? Once I have the substantive material, I will generate a comprehensive Horizon Scanning update following all the specifications you've outlined.

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Bank of Ghana Issues Notice for International Money Operators (IMTOs), Banks and PSPs

On June 12, 2026, the Bank of Ghana published a notice extending the registration deadline for International Money Transfer Operators (IMTO) operating in Ghana to July 31, 2026. The Bank also directed all existing IMTOs to regularise their operations and submit all required documentation to the Bank on or before July 31, 2026, and confirmed that existing IMTOs that fail to comply with registration requirements within the stipulated timeframe will not be permitted to operate in Ghana. Any existing arrangements or partnerships with banks, Specialised Deposit-Taking Institutions, and Payment Service Providers will be rendered null and void, and non-compliant entities may be subject to further regulatory and enforcement action under applicable laws.