Nduom encourages Ghanaian investors abroad 

President and Chairman of Groupe Nduom, a multi-national company, Dr. Papa Kwesi Nduom has advised Ghanaians abroad to be patient investors and take advantage of business opportunities back home in Ghana.

Dr Nduom used his own experience to demonstrate how it would be gainful for prospective investors abroad to be patient in their pursuit of seeking business opportunities in Ghana. 

He disclosed that  while sojourning abroad, he set up a fund in stocks traded on the Ghana Stock Exchange and made personal investment in the Fan Milk company, explaining that ‘’by doing so, I demonstrated how patience, long term investment can pay off very well for country and self’’.

Dr. Nduom was addressing a Town Hall Meeting organized jointly by the Ghana National Council of Chicago and the Ghanaian Professionals of North America.

The Chairman for the occasion was Mr. Ebenezer Antwi-Nsiah.  Also representing Groupe Nduom were Mrs. Yvonne Nduom, Nana Kweku Nduom and Chiefy Nduom.  Over 300 Ghanaians and African-Americans were in attendance.  

This included heads of Ghanaian churches, professionals, traditional chiefs and business owners.  

Groupe Nduom recently acquired the Illinois-Service Federal Savings Bank (ISF Bank) in Chicago Illinois. The acquisition is historical as less than 10 percent of Banks in the USA are owned by Minority Blacks. It is also the first time, indigenous Africans have acquired a Bank in the USA.  

Dr Nduom used the occasion to assure that the ISF Bank aims to be the bank to serve the special interests of Africans in the USA. 

He talked about Groupe Nduom's history as a family and as a company; what the company was offering in the Chicago area and why Africans should do business with the ISF Bank and patronise other Groupe Nduom banking, insurance, television, investment and real estate products.