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PAST AWARD WINNERS. MARKETING MAN YEAR NAME 1989 DR.KWESI BOTCHWAY 1990 MR. HANS WOELFER 1991 MR.R.K.SELBY 1992 MR K. ABEASI 1993 MR.ATO POBEE AMPIAH 1994 MR. ESSON BENJAMIN 1995 MR. IBRAHIM ADAM 1997 MR. KEN OFORI-ATTA 1997 MR.P.K AWUAH 1998 DR.KWABENA DUFFOUR 1999 DR.NII NARKU QUAYNOR 2000 MR. KWABENA ADJEI 2001 PROF. KWABENA F.BOATENG 2002 MR. KWABENA ADJEI 2003 MR. KOFI NSIAH POKU 2004 MR. ANTHONY OTENG-GYASI 2005 MR. ALBERT K. ESSIEN 2006 MR. PRINCE KOFI AMOABENG 2007 MR. CHARLES COFIE 2008 MR. KWAME ACHAMPONG-KYEI 2009 MR. IBRAHIM AWAL 2010 MR. SAMUEL AMO TOBBIN MARKETING WOMAN OF THE YEAR YEAR NAME 1989 MRS. CAULLEY HANSON 1990 MS SHERRY AYITTEY 1991 MRS.AMA GYAMFUAH AKPAN 1992 MRS. VIDA NYARKO 1993 MRS. BAETA ANSAH 1994 PROF. M.A. GREENSTREET 1995 PROF. AWURAMA ADDY 1996 VIVIAN SERWAA ADU 1997 MRS DINAH A. AYENSU 1998 MRS. ELIZABETH VILLARS 1999 MRS THERESA OPPONG BEEKO 2000 MRS. L.B.OSAFO-ADDO 2001 MRS.CECILIA ADWOA KWOFIE 2002 MRS. GRACE AMEY AMEYOBENG 2003 MS ADELAIDE AHWIRENG 2004 MRS. BELLA AHU 2005 NANA ADWOA AWINDOR 2006 MRS. FELICITY ACQUAH 2007 MS. JOYCE ARYEE 2008 MRS. NORKOR DUA 2009 MRS. DZIGBORDI DOSOO 2010 MRS. DOREEN OWUSU-FIANKO PAST AWARD WINNERS. MARKETING STUDENT OF THE YEAR YEAR NAME 1989 SAMUEL DUODU 1990 THERESA OPPONG 1992 BENJAMIN ATTAH 1993 OSAM VERA ARABA 1994 WINIFRED YAO AGBAZ 1995 MARY AKWELEY AYI 1996 ABIGAIL ARMAH 1997 MRS. GIFTY OFORI 1998 ABENA OSEI 1999 JERRY ABAYAA 2000 GLORIA ATITSOGBI 2001 ANDREW KPAKPO- MILLS 2002 KOFI COBBOLD 2003 BARIKISU UMAR 2004 DESMOND LAMPTEY 2005 MR. SOLOMON ADU ATEFOE 2006 MS. PATRICIA AKPENE TEGBE 2007 MR. GAKPETOR ATSU GBEDEVI 2008 MR. CEDRIC McADDY 2009 MR. PAUL YAO ASAFO MARKETING PERSONALITY YEAR NAME 1989 MR. KWESI AHWOI 1991 MR. KWAME BAMFO 1992 MR. J. S. ADDO 1993 DR. P. A. KURANCHIE 1994 MR. SAM JONAH MARKETING PRACTITIONER YEAR NAME 2008 MR. GEORGE ANDAH 2009 MRS. DORIS KWAWUKUME 2010 MR. ADAM SULLEY PAST AWARD WINNERS. MARKETING ORIENTED ORGANIZATION OF THE YEAR YEAR NAME 1989 POINEER TOBACCO CO.LTD 1990 EVEREADY GHANA LTD 1991 BAMSON CO. LTD 1992 BAMSON CO. LTD 1993 NESTLE GHANA LTD 1994 ASTEK FOOD PROCESSING CO. LTD 1995 LEVER BROTHERS GHANA 1996 GHANA TEXTILE PRINTING 1997 FAN MILK GHANA LTD 1998 LATEX FOAM 1999 GHANA BREWERIES LTD 2000 PEACE FM 2001 PPAG 2002 NESTLE GHANA LTD 2003 KINAPHARMA LTD 2004 SCANCOM 2005 KASAPA TELCOM 2006 DHL 2007 MTN (SCANCOM) 2008 FAN MILK LTD 2009 MTN 2010 ZOOMLION GHANA LTD PRODUCT OF THE YEAR YEAR NAME 1989 CLUB BEER 1990 GUINNESS 1991 GUINNESS 1992 GUINNESS 1993 STAR BEER 1994 CLUB DARK 1995 STAR BEER 1996 CLUB SHANDY 1997 GUINNESS 1998 STAR COLD FILTERED 1999 KASAPREKO ALOMO BITTERS 2000 VILLAGE FRESH ALATA SAMINA 2001 CASTLE MILK STOUT 2002 EVERLAST 2003 INTERPLAST HIGH DENSITY PIPES 2004 NESCAFE CRÈME 3 IN 1 2005 ROYALE COCOA 2006 ANNAPURNA SALT 2007 COCA-COLA CLASSIC 2008 KASAPREKO (COCOA LIQUEUR) 2009 ALVARO 2010 ALVARO PAST AWARD WINNERS. AIRLINE OF THE YEAR YEAR NAME 1989 KLM 1990 SWISSAIR 1991 KLM 1992 SWISSAIR 1993 SWISSAIR 1994 KLM 1995 KLM 1996 LUFTHANSA 1997 KLM 1998 BRITISH AIRWAYS 1999 BRITISH AIRWAYS 2000 KLM 2001 KLM 2002 LUFTHANSA 2003 BRITISH AIRWAYS 2004 KLM 2005 EMIRATES 2006 EMIRATES 2007 EMIRATES 2008 DELTA AIRLINES 2010 DELTA AIRLINES PETROLEUM COMPANY OF THE YEAR YEAR NAME 1990 GOIL 1991 MOBIL 1992 MOBIL 1993 GOIL 1994 GOIL 1995 ELF OIL COMPANY 1996 SHELL (GH) LTD 1997 MOBIL (GH) LTD 1998 MOBIL 1999 MOBIL (GH) LTD 2001 SHELL GHANA LTD. 2002 SHELL GHANA LTD 2004 SHELL GHANA LTD 2005 GOIL 2006 SHELL GHANA LTD 2007 GOIL 2008 GOIL 2009 TOTAL PETROLEUM GHANA LTD PAST AWARD WINNERS. INDIGENOUS CATERING SERVICES YEAR NAME 1990 MAWULI CHOP BAR 1991 CRAB HOUSE 1992 MAWULI 1993 CRAB HOUSE 1994 BREWBEAT- STOPOVER 1995 AKYEANSA CHOP BAR 1996 HARLEM HOME COOKING SERVICES 1998 AGBAMAAME 1999 AUTIE BEE CHOP BAR 2000 SANTA ROSE 2001 ODO RISE 2002 ASANKA LOCALS 2003 OBAA LIZZIE 2004 ASANKA LOCAL 2005 LIFE & PEACE (NKAWKAW) 2006 HEAVY DO CHOP BAR 2007 ASHANTI HOME TOUCH 2008 ASANKA LOCALS 2009 CONFIDENCE EATING PLACE, KUMASI 2010 AGBENOREXVI - HO OUTDOOR ADVERT OF THE YEAR YEAR NAME 1989 COCA COLA 1990 MOBIL OIL 1991 EMBASSY 1992 EMBASSY 1993 TORRERO WINE 1994 EMBASSY -PTC 1995 GUINNESS 40 SHEET 1996 GUINNESS 1997 STAR 1998 STAR COLD FILTERED 1999 GUINNESS 2000 SPACEFON 2001 COCA COLA 2002 LUX 2003 GTP-TIMELESS 2004 GUINNESS 2005 STICK NESCAFE, NESTLE 2006 UNIQUE TRUST & FINANCIAL SERVICES (HANDCUFF) 2007 HFC BANK LTD (RETIRE EARLY-RELAX) 2008 SILVER STAR (TREASURE PROTECTION 2009 TIGO IT SHOULDN’T BE TOO HARD TO MAKE A PHONE CALL 2010 VODAFONE BLACKBERRY PAST AWARD WINNERS. PRINT ADVERT OF THE YEAR YEAR NAME 1989 FRYTOL 1990 NESTLE CERELAC 1991 DHL 1992 POLY TANK 1993 WAHOME STEEL LTD 1994 MOBITEL 1995 CLUB DARK 1996 GCB SHARE OFFER 1997 SPACEFON 1998 ADB MONEY TRANSFER 1999 GTP 2000 GHANA AIRWAYS WASHINGTON BATILMORE LAUNCH 2002 MERCHANT BANK PUTTING YOU ON THE ROAD TO SUCCESS 2004 SPACEFON RADIO ADVERT OF THE YEAR YEAR NAME 1989 O.R.S 1990 FRYTOL 1991 CAPTAIN PLANET 1992 METAL WARE 1993 CLUB BEER 1994 GSMF - CONDOMS 1995 IDEAL MILK 1996 SEEL CARD (AKAN) 1997 MOBITEL CAMPAIGN 1998 FANTA (WELCOME TO THEWORLD) 1999 INTERPLAST 2000 INTERPLAST (EVEN SPACE) 2001 FRYTOL 2002 PROVIDENT (LEAN ON ME) 2003 AKUMA APC 2004 INTERPLAST (INTERNATIONAL PLUMBER) 2005 NEWS FILE (JOY FM) 2006 KASAPA (NIGHT CALLS) 2007 ONE TOUCH-CONFERENCE CALL 2008 KASAPA (VMS) 2009 MTN (THE’’ AND THEN GAME) 2010 BUENNA VISTA HOMES (IF YOU REALLY LOVE ME) PAST AWARD WINNERS. TV ADVERT OF THE YEAR YEAR NAME 1989 ABC BEER 1990 GOIL GAS 1991 POINEER NAILS 1992 TFCC ANIMAL FEED 1993 KEY SOAP 1994 UNICAP M 1995 DONEWELL 1996 FAN YOGHURT 1997 FRYTOL SACHET 1998 TAMPICO 1999 CLUB BEER SERIES 2000 UNILEVER (MY DEPENABLE PATNER) 2001 RIGHT OF THE CHILD 2002 INDISCIPLINE (MADMAN) 2003 OBAATANPA (HOHORO WO NSA) 2004 CADBURY BOURNVITA-NOURISHMENT, BRAIN 2005 MEN ONLY TYRE REPAIR 2006 THANK GOD IS FRIDAY (METRO TV) 2007 MTN - SAMINI 2008 KASAPA (WRONG LINE) 2009 TIGO (NEXT TIMEUSE TIGO) 2010 MTN PAY4ME INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE YEAR YEAR NAME 1989 GREAT AFRICANINSURANCE 1990 GREAT AFRICANINSURANCE 1991 PROVIDENT INSURANCE 1992 PROVIDENT INSURANCE 1993 PROVIDENT INSURANCE 1994 GREAT AFRICAN INSURANCE 1995 STATE INSURANCE COMPANY 1996 ENTERPRISE INSURANCE 1997 GEMINI LIFE INSURANCE 1998 METROPOLITAN INSURANCE 1999 GEMINI LIFE INSURANCECO 2000 METROPOLITAN INSURANCE 2001 STAR ASSURANCE 2002 METRPOLITAN INSURANCE 2003 STATE INSURANCE 2004 STATE INSURANCE 2005 STATE INSURANCE 2006 STATE INSURANCE COMPANY 2007 VANGUARD ASSURANCE 2008 VANGUARD ASSURANCE 2009 ELAC – LIFE VANGUARD ASSURANCE 2010 SIC INSURANCE CO. - LIFESTAR ASSURANCE - GENERAL PAST AWARD WINNERS. BANK OF THE YEAR YEAR NAME 1989 STANDARD CHARTERED 1990 STANDARD CHARTERED 1991 STANDARD CHARTERED 1992 AGRIC DEV.T BANK 1993 NATIONAL INVESTMENT BANK 1994 MERCHANT BANK 1995 SOCIAL SECURTY BANK 1997 STANDARD CHARTEREDBANK 1998 STANDARD CHARTERED BANK 1999 STANDARD CHARTERED BANK 2000 BARCLAYS BANK 2001 GHANA COMMERCIAL BANK 2002 BARCLAYS BANK 2003 ECOBANK 2004 BARCLAYS BANK GHANA LTD 2005 ECOBANK GHANA LTD 2006 STANDARD CHARTERED BANK 2007 ECOBANK GHANA LTD 2008 CAL BANK 2009 ECOBANK GHANA LTD 2010 AGRICULTURAL DEV. BANK RETAIL OUTLET OF THE YEAR YEAR NAME 1989 G.N.T.C 1990 BB FOODS LTD 1991 LAVA LTD 1992 LAVA LTD 1993 KWATSONS 1994 A-LIFE 1995 A-LIFE 1996 MOBIL SUPERMARKET CHAIN 1997 SHELL SHOPS 1998 MULTI-STORES 1999 KOALA 2000 KOALA 2001 MAX MART 2002 MELCOM 2003 MELCOM 2004 MELCOM 2006 MELCOM 2007 MELCOM 2008 MELCOM 2009 MELCOM 2010 SOMOVISION GHANA LTD PAST AWARD WINNERS. MOTOR FIRM OF THE YEAR YEAR NAME 1989 GHAMOT 1990 GHAMOT 1991 GHAMOT 1992 MECHANICAL LLOYD 1993 MECHANICAL LLOYD 1994 JAPAN MOTORS 1994 JAPAN MOTORS 1995 GHAMOT 1996 SCOA 1997 MECHANICAL LLOYD 1998 VODI TECHNIKS 1999 MECHANICAL LLOYD 2000 TOYOTA (GH) LTD 2001 SILVER STAR 2002 HONDA PLACE 2003 TOYOTA 2004 TOYOTA 2005 TOYOTA GHANA 2006 TOYOTA GHANA 2007 SILVER STAR AUTO COMPANY 2008 JAPAN MOTORS 2009 JAPAN MOTORS 2010 MECHANICAL LLOYD GHANA LTD MANUFACTURING COMPANY OF THE YEAR YEAR NAME 1989 LEVER BROTHERS 1990 ACCRA BREWERY LTD 1991 FANMILK 1992 WAHOME STEEL WARE 1993 LEVER BROTHER 1994 PIONEER FOOD CANNERY 1995 GAFCO 1996 DOMOD 1997 PZ (GH) LTD 1998 DOMOD CO.LTD 1999 PIONEER FOOD CANNERY 2000 ALUWORKS 2001 INTERPLAST 2002 PRINTEX 2003 NESTLE 2004 POLY GROUP OFCOMPANIES 2005 UNILEVER GHANA LTD 2006 NESTLE GHANA LTD 2007 TROPICAL CABLE & CONDUCTOR 2008 KINAPHARMA LTD 2009 ACCRA BREWERY LTD 2010 N/A PAST AWARD WINNERS. HOSPITALITY FACILITY YEAR NAME 1989 ROSE GUEST HOUSE 1990 SANAA LODGE 1991 NORTH RIDGE HOTEL 1992 CICERO GUEST HOUSE 1993 HOTEL GEORGIA 1994 NOVOTEL 1995 MARRISET HOTEL 1996 NOGAHIL 1999 HILL CREST HOTEL 2000 COCONUT GROVE BEACH RESORT 2001 ROYAL BASIN 2002 M-PLAZA 2003 GOLDEN TULIP 2004 MOLE NATIONAL PARK 2005 CRESTA ROYALE HOTEL 2006 EUSBETT HOTEL-SUNYANI 2007 FIESTA ROYALE HOTEL 2008 ALISA HOTELS 2009 AFRICAN REGENT HOTEL 2010 GOLDEN TULIP HOTEL RADIO PROGRAMME OF THE YEAR YEAR NAME 1999 MEDIA REVIEW – UNIVERSE 2000 SUPER MORNING SHOW – JOY FM 2001 WO HAW NE SEN 2002 ASETENA MU SEM – JOY FM 2003 ARRIVE ALIVE - JOY FM 2004 KOKROOKOO 2005 NEWS FILE (JOY FM) 2006 HOME AFFAIRS (JOY FM) 2007 ONE TOUCH GRACE ASHIE 2008 SUPER MORNING SHOW (JOY FM) 2009 HAPPY SPORTS 2010 EKWANSU BREBRE, PEACE FM TV PROGRAMME OF THE YEAR YEAR NAME 1999 TAXI DRIVER 2000 MMAA NKOMO 2001 THINGS WE DO FOR LOVE 2002 IT TAKES TWO 2003 KEJETIA 2004 IT TAKES TWO 2005 GOOD EVENING GHANA (METRO TV) 2006 THANK GOD IS FRIDAY (METRO TV) 2007 M’ASEM ON TV 3 2008 OBAA MBO (TV AFRICA) 2009 ZAIN TOUCHING LIVES 2010 TV 3 EVENING NEWS PAST AWARD WINNERS.
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  • Quarterly Financial Markets Report

    Quarterly Financial Markets Report

    Quarterly Financial Markets Report Second Quarter 2016 Global Economic Highlights Highlighted by UK’s vote to leave the EU, weak demand, high unemployment levels, financial frailties and geopolitical risks, the global economic environment continued to be plagued by weakened growth prospects in the last three months. The late June U.K. referendum to leave the European Union sent shock waves across the globe, leaving global financial markets in turmoil. The equity markets fell sharply and the British Pound plunged 8.4% and 12.5% against the U.S. Dollar and Japanese Yen, respectively. The value of the British Pound against the US Dollar was at its lowest in the past 31 years. Reassurance on support from the central bank saw the economy enjoying some reprieve as the financial markets rebounded partially in fragments. With manufacturing growth stalling over the past year and construction figures weakening markedly in June, U.K. growth continued to be driven primarily by the services sector. The rate of Consumer Price Inflation (CPI) remained low at around 0.3% partly due to relatively subdued global demand growth. Both Standard & Poor’s, and Fitch on the back of the foregoing downgraded U.K’s credit ratings. With a lift from the European Central Bank’s stimulus cut, low energy prices and a rebound in consumer spending, figures from the 19-nation bloc were impressive before the Brexit, with GDP rising by 0.6% in Q1 2016 despite a backdrop of the global market turmoil at the start of the year. However, questions about the EU’s stability and the potential for an economic downturn after Britain’s surprise exit from the EU dominated the centre stage in the Eurozone at the end of the second quarter.
  • SIC Insurance Company Limited PROSPECTUS

    SIC Insurance Company Limited PROSPECTUS

    SIC Insurance Company Limited PROSPECTUS Initial Public Offer 97,822,500 ordinary shares of no par value at 30Gp (¢3,000) per share (Regarding the Divestiture of SIC General Business) Lead Broker/Manager MERBAN STOCKBROKERS LIMITED Co-Sponsoring Broker SIC FINANCIAL SERVICES LIMITED December 3, 2007 1 SIC Insurance Company Ltd. Initial Public Offer DISCLAIMER The Directors of SIC Insurance Company Limited (SIC) collectively and individually accept full responsibility for the accuracy of the information given in this prospectus. After making all reasonable inquiries and to the best of their knowledge and belief there are no facts the omission of which would make any statement in this document misleading. No director has an interest in the Company. There is however no restriction on any director who wants to acquire some of the shares during the offer period. To the best of the knowledge and belief of the Sponsoring Brokers this prospectus constitutes full and true disclosure of all material facts about the Issue and the Issuer and where appropriate the profit forecast has been stated by the directors after due and careful inquiry. A copy of this document has been delivered to the Registrar of Companies for registration. The Registrar has not checked and will not check the accuracy of any statement made and accepts no responsibility thereof or for the financial soundness of the Company or the value of securities concerned. This prospectus has been reviewed and approved by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in accordance with Section 9 of the Securities Industry Law, 1993 (PNDCL 333) as amended.