Beyond Daniel Ofori v Ecobank: Testing the Capacity of Ghana’s Procedural, Constitutional, and Financial Law Frameworks to Resolve Complex Commercial Disputes Without Sacrificing Legal Certainty, Market Confidence, and Judicial Legitimacy

At about the same time, the plaintiff, Daniel Ofori, offered shares in CAL Bank that he held in his own name and on behalf of two associated investors for sale through Databank, and the rules of the Exchange, which permit a single licensed dealer to represent both the seller and the buyer in a transaction in listed securities, allowed Databank to act in that dual capacity