The Securities and Exchange Commission Ghana (SEC Ghana) approved three new collective investment schemes (CIS) in Q1 2026, bringing the total number of licensed schemes to 47.
New Schemes Approved
- Mansa Capital Infrastructure Fund — A closed-end fund targeting real estate and infrastructure investments in Ghana. Minimum investment: ₵5,000.
- Access Bank Ghana Fixed Income Fund — An open-end money market and fixed income fund. Minimum investment: ₵200.
- Goldfield Capital Equity Fund — An equity fund focusing on GSE-listed mining and resources companies. Minimum investment: ₵1,000.
SEC Ghana Commissioner Statement
SEC Ghana Director-General emphasised that all approved schemes meet the minimum capital requirements and governance standards under the Securities Industry Act, 2016 (Act 929). Investors should always verify a fund's SEC license before investing by checking the SEC Ghana public register at sec.gov.gh.
How to Check if a Fund is Licensed
Visit sec.gov.gh → Regulated Entities → Collective Investment Schemes to see the full list of licensed funds. Never invest in a scheme that is not on this list — unlicensed schemes are illegal in Ghana and offer no investor protections.