Businessman Richard Quaye is facing renewed scrutiny after documents from the Registrar of Companies reportedly identified Joana Quaye as a co-founder and shareholder of Quick Credit, now known as Bills Micro Credit.
The incorporation records, dated 2011, allegedly show that Richard Quaye held 90 per cent shares in the company at the time of registration, while Joana Quaye owned 10 per cent.
The documents have surfaced amid an ongoing legal dispute over ownership interests connected to the company and could significantly influence proceedings before the court.
In affidavit evidence linked to the matter, Joana Quaye is said to have claimed that she financed Richard Quaye’s education in the United Kingdom and also supported the establishment of the business upon his return to Ghana.
She further alleges that her shares and proprietary interests in the company were transferred without her approval after the company expanded and became successful.
Legal experts say the claims, if upheld by the courts, could transform the dispute from a matrimonial property matter into a broader corporate ownership case involving shareholder rights and beneficial interest in the company.
The matter may also trigger legal examination into the tracing of assets and the legality of alleged share transfers tied to the company’s ownership structure.
A Registrar of Companies search report dated April 13, 2026, is reportedly among the key documents now being relied upon in the case.
No court ruling has yet been delivered on the allegations.
CREDIT: Mavis Fantevi
