Fidelity Bank’s Julian Opuni in talks with IFC for a $50m facility
The Ghanaian bank, which welcomed AfricInvest into its fold in 2020, is looking to deepen its relationship with the international body.
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▪ Fidelity Bank’s Julian Opuni in talks with IFC for a $50m facility
▪ The Ghanaian bank, which welcomed AfricInvest into its fold in 2020, is looking to deepen its relationship with the international body.
▪ https://www.africabusinessplus.com/en/812363/fidelity-banks-julian-opuni-in-talks-with-ifc-for-a-50m-facility/
Fidelity Bank Ghana is seeking a working capital facility of up to $50 million. If the board approves in August, it will have an initial term of two years. However, to maximise the effectiveness of such a facility, IFC has already included a possible renewal for a further year in its plan.
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