The Bank of Sierra Leone has announced that June 30th will be a holiday for Banks in Sierra Leone to allow preparations for the redenomination of the Leones. The Bank made this announcement in a public...
Abstract The official currency of Sierra Leone is the Leone, which was introduced on 4 August 1964, replacing the British West African pound at a rate of 1 pound = 2 Leones. Following introduction,...
The Bank of Sierra Leone has today 16 June 2022 announced that the denomination currency shall become legal tender effective 1" July, 2022. The Bank further announced that the Leone - existing currency...
A high powered delegation from the Bank of Sierra Leone headed by the Deputy Bank Governor who doubles as Director of Financial Institution and Supervision, Dr. Ibrahim Lahai Steven were in Pujehun District...
Sierra Leone Commercial Bank have rounded up intensive sensitization on the introduction of the redenominated Leone notes and coins to replace the old Leone notes, the Bank of Sierra Leone (BSL) is procrastinating...
Happy New Month of May, Sierraloadites! The new month is here but the last 30 days in the month of April has paved way for fresh sound in the Sierra Leone music scene. New songs are out to start dominating...
In the wake of the news trending on various news platforms that the Standard Chartered Bank (SL) Ltd will cease operations in Sierra Leone, the Bank of Sierra Leone is assuring the public that Standard...
Intermediating between net servers and net borrowers is the primary function of financial institutions and to this effectively, Bank Governor Kelfala Kallon says they must be trusted by the public. “To...
The Bank of Sierra Leone (BSL) conducted an assessment of its first strategy and it was clear that by having a more strategic and focused approach, they can be more successful in reaching the financially...
Bank of Sierra Leone (BSL) has recently staged a floating parade from the bank headquarters on Siaka Stevens Street and Gloucester Street to the BSL Staff Recreation Complex at Kingtom in Freetown to sensitize...
