The Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) has activated its Business Continuity Plan (BCP) following the heavy downpour that has affected parts of Accra, assuring market participants that trading activities remain uninterrupted.
In a market notice issued on Monday, June 29, 2026, the Exchange said the contingency measures were introduced to safeguard staff while ensuring the uninterrupted delivery of critical market services.
“The Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) wishes to inform all market participants and stakeholders that, due to the ongoing heavy downpour, the Exchange has activated its Business Continuity Plans (BCP) to ensure the continued safety of staff and the uninterrupted delivery of critical services,” the notice stated.
As part of the measures, the GSE said its staff is working remotely while all core trading operations continue according to schedule.
The Exchange assured investors, brokers, and other stakeholders that there has been no disruption to trading activities.
“Market participants are advised that there is no disruption to trading activities. The Exchange remains fully operational, and all systems are functioning normally,” it said.
The announcement comes as heavy rains continue to cause flooding in several parts of Accra, prompting a number of public and private institutions to activate emergency response measures and adjust operations to ensure business continuity.
The GSE advised stakeholders requiring assistance to contact the Exchange through its official email or designated telephone lines.
