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Building Trust, One Mandate at a Time: Absa’s Perspective on Custody

By: Magdalene Sakyibea Gyeke-Larbi, Head of Custody Services, Absa Bank Ghana LTD

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Building Trust, One Mandate at a Time: Absa’s Perspective on Custody

Building Trust, One Mandate at a Time: Absa’s Perspective on Custody

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Ghana’s capital market is entering a period of rapid evolution. As the needs of institutional investors change, the importance of robust, transparent, and responsive custody services has never been greater. Yet, in a market where many offerings appear similar on the surface, how does Absa Bank Ghana add genuine value?

The honest answer is that differentiation in custody services is not found in the product brochure, but in daily execution and partnership. Custody is no longer just about safekeeping; it is about trust, transparency, and operational excellence. Custody is the infrastructure that allows investors to focus on strategy while their trades are settled, assets protected, and compliance assured. Institutional clients, from pension funds and asset managers to corporates, are right to demand more than generic promises. They want to see operational reliability, rapid and secure settlement, and access to regional and international investment opportunities.

At Absa Bank, our re-entry into Ghana’s custody market is driven by three core convictions:

First, trust must be earned, not assumed. With over 100 years of banking experience, Absa Bank Ghana stands tall as a well-capitalised and trusted financial institution. Our Custody team brings decades of collective experience across Ghana’s custody and capital markets, backed by Absa Bank’s legacy across Africa. We have built strong relationships with regulators, including the Securities and Exchange Commission and the National Pensions Regulatory Authority, which ensure that our processes are both compliant and responsive to changes in the regulatory landscape.

Secondly, Absa Bank’s strategic alliances are a real differentiator in today’s market. Through our pan-African footprint in Kenya, Mauritius, Botswana, Uganda and South Africa and partnerships with leading global custodians, our clients can settle cross-border trades in real-time and gain access to over 80 offshore markets across all asset classes. For asset managers and institutional investors looking to diversify or scale their portfolios, this reach is a significant advantage.

Furthermore, technology and client partnership set the standard for our service. Our digital infrastructure provides real-time reporting and analytics, giving clients the information they need to make informed decisions. Absa’s custody platform is a strategic partner in your investment journey, however, technology is only part of the story; we commit to responding to client enquiries within 24 hours and maintaining proactive communication, to ensure that issues are addressed transparently and promptly.

Some may argue that custody is a commodity business. It is true that the technical features can be similar, however, the difference is in the reliability of delivery, the depth of local expertise, and the willingness to stand accountable to clients every single day. That is the standard we strive for at Absa Bank.

As Ghana continues to position itself as a financial hub for West Africa, we believe custody services will play a pivotal role in supporting growth, stability, and investor confidence. Our invitation to institutional investors, asset managers, and trustees is simple: put us to the test. We are ready to partner, deliver, and grow with you – one story at a time.

 

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