Also, digital assets, banking sector reforms, future of technology; and the role of AI and quantum computing in defining the future of banking were discussed. Both institutions underscored the importance of closer collaboration in addressing emerging risks and strengthening the standards and human capital required to sustain confidence in the banking sector. The team from CIB Ghana engaging the Governor during the courtesy callThe incoming President of CIB Ghana, Dr. Ellen Ohene-Afoakwa, outlined a vision to dial up ethics and professionalism, rebuild the Bankers’ House and host a truly World Conference of Banking Institutes (WCBI). He also outlined the Bank’s effort to ensure rigour of verifications in the banking sector, and ensue success of community banking reforms. The meeting reaffirmed the shared commitment of CIB Ghana and the Bank of Ghana to building a sound, resilient, ethical and trusted banking sector that supports sustainable economic growth.