Grace Isaac-Aryee among top 50 Ghanaian female finance leader

GRACE Isaac-Aryee, Head of Treasury at FirstBank Ghana, has been named one of the 2024 Top 50 Ghanaian Female Finance Leaders by Avance Media.
The prestigious recognition celebrates her exceptional leadership and transformative impact on Ghana’s financial sector, solidifying her position as a trailblazer in banking and treasury management.
With extensive experience spanning Trade Services, Correspondent Banking, and Treasury, Isaac-Aryee has built a reputation for her expertise in balance sheet management, market analysis, and risk mitigation strategies.
Her role at FirstBank Ghana has been pivotal in optimizing the bank’s liquidity and enhancing financial efficiency. “This recognition is a great honor and a reflection of the hard work and dedication of not just me, but the entire team at FirstBank Ghana,” Isaac-Aryee said.
“I am passionate about the finance industry and committed to inspiring and mentoring the next generation of leaders,” she added.
Avance Media’s annual Top 50 Ghanaian Female Finance Leaders list highlights women who have made significant impacts in banking, investments, policy, and financial management. Isaac-Aryee’s inclusion underscores her leadership, technical expertise, and contribution to shaping the financial industry in Ghana.
With a career spanning 17 years, Isaac-Aryee has demonstrated expertise in Trade Services, Correspondent Banking, and Treasury, with a focus on balance sheet management, risk mitigation, and financial efficiency. As a certified dealer, she has been instrumental in driving innovation and maintaining FirstBank Ghana’s financial stability.
Grace has been an integral part of the success story of First Bank Ghana. Her leadership and innovative approach to treasury management have strengthened the bank’s financial position.
This recognition is well-deserved, and we are immensely proud of her achievements. In response to the recognition, Grace Isaac-Aryee expressed her gratitude, emphasizing the collective effort that led to this achievement.
“Thank you all for your congratulatory messages and show of support. A big shout out to my team and everyone who made this happen. You have been amazing, and I am truly grateful,” she said.
Isaac-Aryee is a certified dealer who combines deep market insights with strategic financial planning, making her a valuable asset not only to FirstBank Ghana but to the entire financial sector.
Her recognition is expected to inspire more women to break barriers in the finance industry and take on leadership roles in traditionally male-dominated sectors. The 2024 Top 50 Ghanaian Female Finance Leaders list by Avance Media serves as a platform to celebrate female excellence, innovation, and resilience in the financial sector.



