About Kassardjian Crude Ghana limited.

BANKING COUNTERPART

Pictured alongside Kassardjian is Mr. Anoushian, a former senior banking steward of Barclays’ Ghana operations, representative of the institutional custodians through whom capital was historically mobilised, cleared, and deployed.

In the Kassardjian tradition, such figures were not presented as service providers, but as counterparties of trust — responsible for discretion, liquidity, and continuity of funds across borders and regimes.

The presence of a banking manager signified more than access to capital.
It confirmed readiness.

Where Kassardjian operations moved, banking alignment had already been secured.
Funds were prepared in advance of requirement.
Mobilisation proceeded without delay.

This relationship reflects the same principle observed since the 1930s:
capital must follow certainty, not create it.

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