Ghana’s financial system is shifting from access expansion to behavioral discipline

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For over a decade, financial inclusion across Africa has largely been defined by access; access to accounts, access to payments, access to credit. But in Ghana, the story is shifting. The post-COVID behavioral data suggests that the conversation is no longer about whether consumers can participate in the financial …

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