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Renowned Ghanaian entrepreneur Richard Nii-Armah Quaye has officially stepped down as the Chief Executive Officer of Bills Credit, formerly Quick Credit Microfinance Company, marking the end of a significant chapter in his entrepreneurial journey.
Mr. Quaye made the announcement during a media engagement in Accra, where he also revealed his transition to RNAQ Holdings as the new Chief Executive Officer. His move signals a new strategic direction for his leadership, with RNAQ Holdings expected to expand its footprint in finance, investment, and other sectors under his guidance.
Taking over the reins at Bills Credit is private legal practitioner Kojo Dei Kwarteng, whose appointment has been approved by the Bank of Ghana. Mr. Kwarteng, in his acceptance remarks, thanked Mr. Quaye and the company’s leadership for their confidence in him. He pledged to uphold the values of the company and strictly adhere to regulatory standards set by the BoG.
“I am grateful for this opportunity and the trust reposed in me. I also thank the Bank of Ghana for approving my appointment, and I commit to ensuring regulatory compliance while steering the company towards sustainable growth,” Mr. Kwarteng stated.
Bills Micro Credit, under the stewardship of Mr. Quaye, has grown into a reputable financial service provider, focusing on microfinance solutions for individuals and small businesses, particularly in underserved communities. Its mission to enhance financial inclusion and empower entrepreneurs has earned it recognition in the microfinance sector.
With the transition, Bills Credit aims to continue its impact-driven approach while RNAQ Holdings sets its sights on broader business ambitions under the leadership of its visionary founder.
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Source:NKONKONSA.com
