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Profile of new BoG Governor- Dr. Abdul-Nasiru Issahaku

05/04/2016
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Dr. Abdul-Nasiru Issahaku, new BoG boss

Newly appointed Governor of the Bank of Ghana, (BoG), Dr. Abdul-Nashiru Issahaku  assumed his new position at the central bank last Friday April 1, a release from the BoG has stated.

According to the statement, Dr. Issahaku is an International Development Economist with several years of experience in economic policy management and development.

Below is His Work profile

He has worked with reputable international and local institutions including the World Bank as a Senior Public Sector Specialist; the African Development Bank as a Principal Governance Expert; the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa as a Development Management Officer; the Canadian International Development Agency as a Socio-Economic Advisor and Project Coordinator; and the National Development Planning Commission, Ghana, as a Senior Planning Analyst.

Before his appointment as Governor of the Bank of Ghana, he was the Second Deputy Governor and Executive Board member with oversight responsibilities of nine departments including Economics, Statistics, Finance, Legal, Banking Supervision and Financial Stability.

He is Chairman of the Investment Management Committee of the Bank and a member of the Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee.

Dr. Issahaku is a member of Ghana’s Economic Management Team.

He chairs the Finance and Administration Committee of the Ghana Cocoa Marketing Company and he is the Commissioner and Chairman of the F&A Committee of the Securities and Exchange Commission.

He was previously the Chief Executive Officer of the Export Development and Agriculture Investment Fund, which he restructured and helped restore to operational effectiveness before his appointment to the central bank in 2013.

 Educational Background

Dr. Issahaku has a Doctorate in International Affairs and Development from Clark Atlanta University, MBA in Finance and Strategic Management from Maharishi University of Management, USA, and Bachelors in Business Administration from the International Islamic University, Malaysia.

He has a certificate in Public Financial Management from Harvard University Kennedy School.

Dr. Issahaku has effectively managed and supervised complex projects of international proportions.

He was the Task Manager for Gambia’s Economic Management Programme from 2004 to 2009.

He also spearheaded the Institutional Budget Support Programme for Tanzania from2005  to 2009.

Dr. Issahaku loves writing and has authored several publications including his much-acclaimed research work on the “Political Economy of Economic Reforms in Ghana”, “Capacity Building for Good Governance and Poverty Reduction in Parliamentary Systems” and “Human Rights, Economic Development and Democracy”.

From the Royal Zambang family of Kunbungu, Dr. Issahaku started his education in Tamale and attended Tamale Secondary School where he obtained his GCE ‘O’ and ‘A’ levels.

He was a member of the school’s Debate Society and a Senior House Prefect.  He was a known sportsman at the school and in the Northern Region where he was once the Table Tennis Champion.

Dr. Issahaku is married and has four children.

 

Source: Bank of Ghana

 

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