Standard Chartered Bank Ghana is one of the oldest financial institutions in West Africa, tracing its roots to 1896. It remains a subsidiary of the London-listed Standard Chartered group, but its results and governance are reported separately in Accra. Full nameStandard Chartered Bank Ghana PLC Tickers / exchangeSCB / Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) HeadquartersAccra, Ghana SectorBanking / financial services Founding year1896 (as Bank of British West Africa) Market valueNot published in available sources Yearly sales (revenue)GH¢1,229.11 million (≈ US$104.7 million) — year ended 31 Dec. 2025 (our calculation) Net profitGH¢804.21 …
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