The management of Groupe Nduom has announced the reopening of the North Ridge branch of the GN Bank and Gold Coast Fund Management for business tomorrow April 24 despite yesterday’s fire disaster.

Two television stations; Business Television Africa (BTA), Amansan TV (ATV), GN Bank and Gold Coast Securities belonging to Groupe Nduom were burnt down by fire when a section of the Accra branch of the Coconut Groove hotel caught fire around 4:30pm April 22.

However, according to the Corporate Affairs Department of Groupe Nduom, no harm has been caused to the funds of customers thus, all customers are “requested to go to the old Gold Coast compound right next to the Regency to transact business".

Meanwhile, the Amansan Television (ATV) begins broadcasting early this evening April 23.

"Following the fire that swept through a section of the Regency Hotel yesterday, disaster recovery procedures have been activated. As a result, GN Bank, Gold Coast Fund Management and Amansan Television (ATV) that were based at the hotel will open for business tomorrow. ATV in particular will begin broadcasting early evening today," the statement said.

Below is the full statement

GN Bank and Gold Coast Fund Management Branches at North Ridge will open for Business Tomorrow

Following the fire that swept through a section of the Regency Hotel yesterday, disaster recovery procedures have been activated. As a result, GN Bank, Gold Coast Fund Management and Amansan Television (ATV) that were based at the hotel will open for business tomorrow. ATV in particular will begin broadcasting early evening today.

Our cherished customers are respectfully requested to go the old Gold Coast compound right next to the Regency to transact business. GN Bank's ATM at the Regency is working and available for use.

All customer funds are safe. All vaults have been recovered intact.

Groupe Nduom representatives will be available at the Regency Hotel to answer questions and provide needed information.

Richmond Keelson

Groupe Nduom Corporate Affairs