According to the portal, an official announcement is expected to be made public on Monday, April 28, 2025.
As part of the announcement, Richard Quaye is expected to introduce his successor and unveil his next venture, RNAQ Holdings, where he will assume the role of President.
The move is expected to mark a leadership transition for Bills Micro-Credit while offering a glimpse into the vision behind RNAQ Holdings.
Quaye’s retirement will bring to a close a significant chapter in the story of Bills Micro-Credit.
Under his leadership, the company has steadily grown into a recognisable player in Ghana’s microfinance sector, expanding access to short-term financing for small businesses and individuals typically underserved by traditional banks.
Richard Nii Armah Quaye recently underwent a tax assessment by the Ghana Revenue Authori (GRA) following his highly publicised 40th birthday celebration, which drew significant attention on social media.
In response, Bills Micro-Credit Limited issued a statement distancing itself from Quaye’s personal financial activities, emphasising that it operates as an independent legal entity and does not fund his private purchases or events.
The company also clarified that Richard Quaye is not its CEO but serves solely as Board Chairman.
