This marks a historic milestone as Amoah becomes the first West African to serve on the prestigious board, highlighting the growing influence and recognition of West Africa’s capital markets on the global stage.
Amoah’s election marks a significant milestone not only for Ghana but for West Africa’s representation in shaping global capital market standards and practices.
Her inclusion on the ICMA Board is a testament to her decades-long leadership and contribution to financial markets development across West Africa, as well as GSE’s growing relevance on the global stage.
“I am honoured to join the ICMA Board and to have the opportunity to contribute to the
ongoing development of global capital markets,” said Amoah. “This election reflects the progress we are making in Ghana and West Africa, and I look forward to bringing our unique perspectives and aspirations to the table.”
The ICMA Board comprises leaders from some of the world’s most influential capital market institutions, providing strategic guidance on the association’s mission to support efficient and sustainable capital markets. Ms. Amoah’s election aligns with ICMA’s commitment to inclusivity and expanding its reach to emerging and frontier markets.
The Ghana Stock Exchange in a statement in Accra congratulated Amoah on this landmark achievement and remains committed to working with global partners to advance the capital markets agenda in Ghana, West Africa, and beyond.
Source: thebftonline.com
