Mrs. Muriel Susan Edusei brings extensive banking, business, corporate governance and boardroom experience to the Board Chairperson role.  

Mrs. Edusei worked with National Investment Bank in various positions for eighteen (18) years from 1977, retiring as Head of Foreign Operations in 1995. She subsequently joined Oikocredit International, a development finance institution with its headquarters in the Netherlands, as Regional Manager for Anglophone West Africa, where she established the regional office in Ghana to serve Ghana, Gambia and Sierra Leone. She eventually retired from Oikocredit in December 2010 after a successful tenure.

Mrs. Edusei has extensive boardroom experience, having served as board chair of HFC Bank, now Republic Bank and on other boards including, Fidelity Equity Fund II, Opportunity International Savings and Loans Company Limited and Ghana National Petroleum Corporation.

A product of Wesley Girls’ High School, she obtained a BSc. Administration (Accounting Option) degree in 1975 and an MBA (Finance) degree in 1989 from the School of Administration, now University of Ghana Business School.

Mrs. Edusei is a Hubert Humphrey Fellow and during her fellowship program in the United States, she undertook an MBA Finance and Banking non-degree awarding course at the Boston University. Additionally, she did attachments in Banking Supervision at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston and in International Trade and Finance at the Chemical Bank, New York, U.S.A.

She is also a Fellow of the Ghana Institute of Directors and previously served as a Council Member.

Mr. Bernard Gyebi is an experienced banker with a deep understanding of Ghana’s banking industry, having worked extensively in the banking sector for the past 23 years.

He started his banking career in September 1998, when he joined Barclays Bank (now Absa) through the bank’s Business Leadership Program (BLP). He rose to the level of Head of Corporate Credit and acted as Country Credit Director, before joining Stanbic Bank as its Head of Credit Risk. He moved to the Agricultural Development Bank (ADB) as its Executive Head, Credit Risk and was later promoted to Chief Risk & Compliance Officer. He led ADB in the implementation of its enterprise-wide risk management framework. He was until recently the General Manager, Risk Management at Republic Bank (Ghana) PLC.

Mr. Gyebi is a product of Accra Academy and graduated from the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology with a BSc. Planning degree in 1996. Additionally, he holds a Post-Graduate Degree in Corporate Management & Finance from the Universite Paris Pantheon-Sorbonne and an MBA from Imperial College London.

He is also a trainer in financial services programs and served as a leadership coach in some of the institutions he has worked in. He had also previously served as a lecturer at the National Banking College.

The combination of his experience and drive makes him an ideal fit for Prudential Bank in spearheading the next stages of growth.

His appointment took effect on 28th February, 2023.

Mr. Asah Kissiedu holds a Master of Business Administration (Finance) from the University of Leicester, U.K. and a Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Planning obtained from the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science & Technology, Kumasi in July 2000. Mr. Kissiedu is currently the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Trade and Logistics Africa Ltd. a position he has held since October 2011. Prior to this role, he was the Chief Operating Officer of Osam Energy Company Ltd for two years. Mr. Kissiedu also worked for Zenith Bank (Ghana) Ltd. for nearly four years, first as a relationship manager and later as Business Manager. Mr. Kissiedu was appointed to the Board of Prudential Bank Ltd in 2018.

Mr. Daniel Larbi-Tieku is a chartered accountant with over thirty (30) years of experience in the accounting and finance sector. He is currently the Group Chief Executive Officer of Enterprise Group. Mr. Larbi-Tieku is also a Fellow of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) UK. He serves on several boards, including Enterprise Life Assurance, Nigeria, Enterprise Group Limited and Enterprise Funeral Services Limited.

Mrs. Juliana Addo-Yobo is a Private Legal Practitioner based in Accra. She has worked in diverse managerial capacities at various organizations including Ghana Customs, Excise and Preventive Service (CEPS) now GRA, Ghana National Procurement Agency, Attorney General’s Department in Ghana, Leadership Regional Network for Southern Africa (LEARN) based at the University of Pretoria and the Legal Aid Board in South Africa.  

Mrs. Addo-Yobo is a SSNIT Representative on the Board of Directors of Hotel Investments Limited (Labadi Beach Hotel) and has also served as a member of the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) Board. Additionally, she has been the Vice Chairperson of the Committee on Women and Minors’ Rights of the Ghana Bar Association for several years. She is also the Assistant Secretary of the Women’s Forum of the Ghana Bar Association.

Mrs. Victoria Barth is a lawyer with seventeen (17) years of experience in legal practice. She is the Managing Partner of Sam Okudzeto and Associates, a Ghanaian tier one law firm. Mrs. Barth is a member of the Ghana Bar Association, International Bar Association and Commonwealth Lawyers Association and sits on a number of International Chamber of Commerce Sub-Committees. She also teaches Advocacy and Ethics at the Ghana School of Law.

Mr. Ofotsu A. Tetteh-Kujorjie is a commercially astute lawyer and engineer with a rare combination of management, finance and public and private sector leadership experience. He’s an innovative and results-oriented systems thinker, with considerable transactional, advisory and execution experience across the energy, technology, business and finance sectors in Ghana, the United States, Europe and various African markets.  He has been a Special Advisor to the Minister for Finance of the Republic of Ghana from 2017 to date. 

Mr. Tetteh-Kujorjie has advised diverse national governments, including the Governments of Tanzania, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Rwanda and Burundi, as well as local and foreign investors, on a wide range of commercial, strategic, legal, contractual, regulatory, business and investment-related matters.

Mr. Tetteh-Kujorjie holds Bachelor of Science and Master of Engineering Degrees in Industrial Engineering & Operations Research (Information Technology Specialization) from Cornell University (College of Engineering), and a Certificate in Business & Public Policy from the Wharton School of Business.  Mr. Tetteh-Kujorjie earned his Juris Doctor in 2009 from the University of Pennsylvania Law School and holds a Master of Laws degree in Taxation from the Georgetown University Law Center.

Reverend Professor Peter Ohene Kyei has over forty (40) years’ experience in administration and education.  A great part of his career has been spent in education at the tertiary level. Since 1988 he has held administrative positions, taught several courses and managed various projects in the University and the Church.

Reverend Professor Peter Ohene Kyei was called into full-time Ministry of the Church of Pentecost as a Pastor and was inducted into office as the Rector of the Pentecost University College (PUC) where he served for Eight years.

Prior to his position at PUC he spent over twenty (20) years as an academic at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) where he served as a senior lecturer and Head of Geography and Rural Development.  While in KNUST, Reverend Professor Peter Ohene Kyei served on several committees and boards including the Academic Board, the Board of the Faculty of Social Sciences and that of the College of Arts and Social Sciences, Committee for the Establishment of Post-Harvest Technology, Committee for the Establishment of Exercise and Sports Sciences and Chairman of the KNUST Basic Schools Board. Reverend Professor Peter Ohene Kyei was a Council Member for the Christian Service University College from 2005-2010.

In addition to publishing many academic papers and book chapters in peer-reviewed academic journals, Reverend Professor Peter Ohene Kyei has co-authored a book “NGOs and the State in the 21^st Century: Ghana and India.” and presented papers at local and international conferences.  His book, “Decentralization and Poverty Alleviation in Rural Ghana (Does Decentralization Serve the Poor? – The Ghanaian Experience”) was published in 2013. 

Reverend Professor Peter Ohene Kyei holds a Bachelor’s degree in Geography with Economics, from the University of Ghana, a Master of Science Degree in Regional Planning from Kwame Nkrumah University of Science & Technology, and a Doctor of Philosophy (Phd) in Development Geography from Durham University, in the United Kingdom.

Mrs. Alison Ann Debrah is a chartered accountant and a chartered governance professional. She is a member of the Chartered Institute of Public Finance & Accountancy (CIPFAUK) and an associate member of the Chartered Governance Institute UK & Ireland. She graduated from the City University, London, United Kingdom, in 1991 with a joint Bachelor of Science (Honours) degree in Economics & Accounting. Mrs. Alison Ann Debrah has a well-developed broad skill set honed from diverse roles held in the United Kingdom and Ghana in a career spanning 29 years. She worked for 10 years in a number of finance related positions with the London Boroughs of Croydon, Southwark and Sutton before having a brief spell with KPMG Chartered Accountants (Ghana) as Supervising Senior. She was the Managing Director of Credit Mall Limited, Accra, for seven years and the General Manager in charge of Human Resources & Administration at CFC Savings & Loans Limited, Accra for nine years. She thereafter worked for Bayport Savings & Loans Limited for nearly three years as the Head of Corporate Governance before joining Prudential Bank in March 2020. She is the head of Administration of the Bank and was appointed to the additional position of Company Secretary in October 2020.