Fidelity Bank Ghana has announced a significant expansion of its support for the creative industry, reinforcing its commitment to empowering the next generation of Ghanaian talent.
Speaking at a media engagement in Accra, Wednesday, Managing Director Julian Opuni highlighted new initiatives aimed at equipping young creatives with financial and technical support to thrive in fashion, film, digital content, and art.
He said the bank is launching Orange Inspire – Fidelity Bank’s Creative Fund, designed to support Ghana’s vibrant creative industry.
The initiative will provide targeted funding, infrastructure support, and mentorship to young creatives.
Young creatives will have access to grants starting from GHS 450,000, while established projects can receive up to GHS 1 million in concessionary loans.
According to Opuni, this initiative aims to “position Ghana’s creative sector for global success by breaking systemic barriers and unlocking new opportunities.”
