Investment banking built for growth in Ghana.
Union Capital is an Accra-based investment bank delivering corporate finance, private equity & venture capital, and asset management — built to generate both financial and social returns.
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One bank, three audiences.
Companies
Raise capital, finance growth, and execute M&A with an advisory team that knows the Ghanaian market.
Corporate FinanceInstitutions
Pension schemes, treasuries and endowments — mandates built to grow funds at managed risk.
Institutional FundsIndividuals
Private wealth, provident funds and a recommender to match you to the right solution.
Private WealthFour business lines, one objective: growth at managed risk.
Corporate Finance & Advisory
M&A, capital raising, restructuring and strategy advisory for companies.
Private Equity & Venture Capital
Growth equity and the KBL Venture Capital Fund for high-growth businesses.
Asset Management
Pension, institutional and private wealth funds grown at managed risk.
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Backed by the Jospong Group. Built for impact.
As a subsidiary of the Jospong Group — one of Ghana's largest indigenous conglomerates — Union Capital combines institutional reach with local depth. Our mandate is deliberately dual: we pursue superior financial returns and measurable social impact, side by side.
We are regulated in Ghana and structured institutional-first, with pension and private-wealth tracks for the savers and families who build the economy.
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From the research desk.
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As inflation eases toward target, the bias on the Ghana yield curve is shifting. We look at what it means for cedi-denominated portfolios.
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The Composite Index has recovered, but the gains are concentrated. We argue the next leg favours stock selection over broad exposure.
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Voluntary Tier-3 schemes are growing fast. We set out the governance and investment questions trustees should be asking their fund managers.
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