Banks NPL ratio of 16.1% is still too high - S&P
Why does S&P see lingering trouble in Ghana's banks, and what does it mean for the economy?
S&P Global assesses Ghana's banking sector credit risk, citing a 16.1% NPL ratio as too high.
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