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The Securities and Exchange Commission of Ghana establishes requirements for the offering, marketing, and distribution of foreign funds, mandating that only SEC-authorised licensed capital market operators may facilitate these activities. Foreign funds must be domiciled in jurisdictions with specific regulatory agreements, such as IOSCO MMoU signatories, and must appoint a local representative with a minimum paid-up capital of GHS5,000,000 and a licensed local custodian. The guidelines impose strict obligations on representatives regarding anti-money laundering compliance, investor due diligence, and the submission of annual and quarterly reports within specified deadlines, such as 120 days for audited annual reports and 21 days for quarterly updates.
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‘Ensuring Investor Protection’
SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION, GHANA
SECURITIES INDUSTRY (FOREIGN FUNDS)
GUIDELINES, 2026
SEC/GUI/004/09/2026
ARRANGEMENT OF GUIDELINES
PART A: PRELIMINARY
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