Accra, 28 October 2026 – The Pharmaceutical Society of Ghana (PSGH), in collaboration with Stanbic Bank Ghana, has organised an exclusive Financial Wellness Webinar to equip pharmacists with practical knowledge on financial planning, investment, wealth creation and access to tailored banking solutions. Held virtually on Tuesday, 27 October 2026, under the theme “Smart Financial Decisions. Stronger Financial Futures,” the webinar formed part of ongoing efforts to implement the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between PSGH and Stanbic Bank Ghana, aimed at improving the financial wellbeing and economic empowerment of pharmacists.

The programme brought together financial experts from Stanbic Bank to provide insights into Ghana’s economic outlook, personal financial management and financial products specifically designed for pharmacists and pharmaceutical entrepreneurs. The session opened with remarks by Mr. Omar Kahi, Head of Affluent Banking, followed by comments from PSGH President, Dr. Paul Owusu Donkor, who also served as the Chairman of the occassion. The Chairman admonished pharmacists to take advantage of the affordable solutions being offered especially in ligh of the stable economic situation in Ghana.

Mr. Garry Adu-Darko, Head of Asset and Liability, provided insights into the economic outlook, while Mr. Emmanuel Bamfo, Head of Business Development, presented the PSGH Financial Care Package, highlighting exclusive banking solutions available to pharmacists. The main financial wellness session was facilitated by Mr. Desmond Bredu, Head of Coverage at Stanbic Investment Management Services (SIMS), focusing on financial planning, investment opportunities and strategies for achieving long-term financial security.

Tailored financial solutions for Pharmacists

Through the partnership, pharmacists stand to benefit from a range of preferential financial services, including competitive lending rates, home and vehicle financing, educational financing, investment and wealth advisory services, digital banking solutions and dedicated relationship management. For pharmaceutical entrepreneurs, the partnership also provides opportunities for business and asset financing, women’s banking solutions, access to the Stanbic Incubator and equity release arrangements to support business growth and expansion. These offerings are designed to address the diverse financial needs of pharmacists, from early career professionals seeking financial stability to established practitioners and business owners pursuing wealth creation and enterprise development.

Strengthening member welfare through strategic partnerships

The initiative highlights PSGH’s commitment to advancing the welfare of pharmacists in life with the Society’s Strategic Plan. By leveraging strategic partnerships with financial institutions, the Society seeks to improve access to affordable financing, strengthen pharmaceutical entrepreneurship and promote sustainable financial wellbeing among its members.

The webinar concluded with an interactive question-and-answer session, allowing participants to engage directly with the financial experts.

PSGH remains committed to ensuring that its partnership with Stanbic Bank translates into practical, accessible and meaningful financial benefits for pharmacists across Ghana.

Pharmacists interested in the available financial solutions may contact Stanbic Bank’s Affluent Banking Team or Platinum Centre on +233 303 409 207 / +233 303 409 208 or via StanbicGhanaPlatinumCentre@stanbic.com.gh.