Emmanuel A. Kusi
Supervisor/Examiner at Bank of Ghana- Claim this Profile
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Anuj Jain
Emmanuel was a dream participant and learner in the 2018 Class of Community Based Microfinance for Financial Inclusion. He brought a deep level of understanding of financial sector from Ghana, keenly learned and critically analyzed the experiences and challenges of informal and formal community owned models from around the world, and was among the top of class in his chosen assignment on how as a regulator in the Central Bank of Ghana, more enabling policy framework can be designed for informal VSLAs and SHGs to deepen financial inclusion in the country. He was not only a keen learner throughout 2.5 week intensive program, but also an educator for us all by posing insightful questions and sharing his practical experiences as a regulator/ enabler of financial inclusion. His analysis and synthesis skills, and hi leadership role in the group throughout the program made the learning both insightful and fun. Emmanuel exhibits a deep sense of responsibility for creating financial access and economic opportunities for all in Ghana and I will be keenly watching for him to play a leadership role in that field of work for his country in coming years.
Anuj Jain
Emmanuel was a dream participant and learner in the 2018 Class of Community Based Microfinance for Financial Inclusion. He brought a deep level of understanding of financial sector from Ghana, keenly learned and critically analyzed the experiences and challenges of informal and formal community owned models from around the world, and was among the top of class in his chosen assignment on how as a regulator in the Central Bank of Ghana, more enabling policy framework can be designed for informal VSLAs and SHGs to deepen financial inclusion in the country. He was not only a keen learner throughout 2.5 week intensive program, but also an educator for us all by posing insightful questions and sharing his practical experiences as a regulator/ enabler of financial inclusion. His analysis and synthesis skills, and hi leadership role in the group throughout the program made the learning both insightful and fun. Emmanuel exhibits a deep sense of responsibility for creating financial access and economic opportunities for all in Ghana and I will be keenly watching for him to play a leadership role in that field of work for his country in coming years.
Anuj Jain
Emmanuel was a dream participant and learner in the 2018 Class of Community Based Microfinance for Financial Inclusion. He brought a deep level of understanding of financial sector from Ghana, keenly learned and critically analyzed the experiences and challenges of informal and formal community owned models from around the world, and was among the top of class in his chosen assignment on how as a regulator in the Central Bank of Ghana, more enabling policy framework can be designed for informal VSLAs and SHGs to deepen financial inclusion in the country. He was not only a keen learner throughout 2.5 week intensive program, but also an educator for us all by posing insightful questions and sharing his practical experiences as a regulator/ enabler of financial inclusion. His analysis and synthesis skills, and hi leadership role in the group throughout the program made the learning both insightful and fun. Emmanuel exhibits a deep sense of responsibility for creating financial access and economic opportunities for all in Ghana and I will be keenly watching for him to play a leadership role in that field of work for his country in coming years.
Anuj Jain
Emmanuel was a dream participant and learner in the 2018 Class of Community Based Microfinance for Financial Inclusion. He brought a deep level of understanding of financial sector from Ghana, keenly learned and critically analyzed the experiences and challenges of informal and formal community owned models from around the world, and was among the top of class in his chosen assignment on how as a regulator in the Central Bank of Ghana, more enabling policy framework can be designed for informal VSLAs and SHGs to deepen financial inclusion in the country. He was not only a keen learner throughout 2.5 week intensive program, but also an educator for us all by posing insightful questions and sharing his practical experiences as a regulator/ enabler of financial inclusion. His analysis and synthesis skills, and hi leadership role in the group throughout the program made the learning both insightful and fun. Emmanuel exhibits a deep sense of responsibility for creating financial access and economic opportunities for all in Ghana and I will be keenly watching for him to play a leadership role in that field of work for his country in coming years.
Experience
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Bank of Ghana
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IT Services and IT Consulting
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700 & Above Employee
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Supervisor/Examiner
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Jun 2014 - Present
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Lecturer
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2012 - 2014
Regulatory and Legal Framework for Financial Institutions; Business Finance; Thesis/Project Work Supervision; etc. Regulatory and Legal Framework for Financial Institutions; Business Finance; Thesis/Project Work Supervision; etc.
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KPMG
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Accra
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Associate (Financial Advisory)
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2012 - 2013
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University of Ghana Business School | UGBS
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Ghana
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Higher Education
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1 - 100 Employee
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Teaching and Research Assistant
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Mar 2005 - Sep 2006
Rendered my national service as a Teaching and Research Assistsnt (T/A) at the Department of Banking and Finance Rendered my national service as a Teaching and Research Assistsnt (T/A) at the Department of Banking and Finance
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Education
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2006 - 2007
London School of Economics, University of London
Master of Science (MSc), Financial Regulation -
2018 - 2018
St. Francis Xavier University
Certificate, Community-Based Microfinance for Financial Inclusion -
2017 - 2018
Frankfurt School of Finance & Management
Certified Expert, Financial Inclusion Policy -
2016 - 2017
Frankfurt School of Finance & Management
Certified Expert, Microfinance -
2001 - 2005
University of Ghana
Bachelor of Science (BSc), Admin (Banking&Finance) -
2015 - 2016
Chartered Institute of Bankers Ghana
Chartered Banker -
Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment
Associate (ACSI), Investments and Securities -
2020 - 2020
University of Luxembourg
Certificate in Law and Regulation of Inclusive Finance, Inclusive Finance -
2011 - 2012
Chartered Institute of Bankers in Scotland
Diploma, Banking and Finance
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