Ghana Commercial Bank
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Ghana Commercial Bank, normally abbreviated to GCB, is according to its website "Ghana's largest indigenous bank". The bank was founded in 1953 and has 133 branches in Ghana. The bank is based in Accra and is listed on the Ghana Stock Exchange and part of the exchange's GSE All-Share Index.

External links

• Ghana Commercial Bank
• Research on GCB from Gold Coast Securities

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