Guides
Learn how investing in Ghana works.
Kofi answers one question at a time, in plain language, then the page goes into the detail. Published so far: How to buy shares on the Ghana Stock Exchange. The rest of the list is still being written.
Yanci is educational until it launches through a licensed brokerage partner. These guides are not financial advice, and they do not tell you to buy anything.
Ghana Stock Exchange
Listed shares, and how a purchase on the exchange actually happens.
How to buy shares on the Ghana Stock Exchange
Open a securities account with a licensed broker. They buy the shares, and the holding is recorded in your name.
Read the guide →What is the Ghana Stock Exchange?
What the exchange is, who can trade there, and how a listed share differs from other ways to invest.
Treasury bills
Government of Ghana treasury bills, and where to read the live auction results.
Ghana treasury bills explained
What 91-day, 182-day and 364-day treasury bills are, and where to read the current auction results.
Getting started
First steps for people in Ghana and for Ghanaians abroad.
How to invest in Ghana from abroad
What to confirm with a licensed firm and with the Bank of Ghana before investing from outside Ghana.
Investing with ₵100
Where a small first amount can go, and which minimums to check on the official pages.
Stocks vs T-bills vs mutual funds
How these three common choices differ, without ranking one of them as the best.
Mutual funds
Pooled investments, and how they differ from buying a share yourself.
Mutual funds in Ghana
How a mutual fund pools money, and what to ask before choosing one.
Glossary
Short definitions that point back into the guides.
Glossary: dividends, shares, yields, brokers
Short definitions of the words the other guides use.
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