DOSSIER: Debt Exchange Programme
Government of Ghana launched Ghana’s Domestic Debt Exchange programme, an invitation for the voluntary exchange of approximately GHS137 billion of the domestic notes and bonds of the Republic, including E.S.L.A. and Daakye bonds, for a package of New Bond
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Primary bond market reboots as GFIM lists fresh GH¢50 million Bayport debt
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Turn to the Singapore strategy instead of the IMF – Prof Hanke to Akufo-Addo
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Ghana should turn to the Singapore strategy instead of IMF – Prof. Hanke
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IMF urges China to 'speed up' work on debt restructuring for Ghana, others
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Ghana's fiscal deficit will remain elevated throughout 2023, 2025 – World Bank
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Capital market remains upbeat about equities
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Seth Terkper warns against GH¢22 billion 'fiscal offset' in 2023 budget
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Pay our coupons and principals in two weeks or we picket - Pensioner Bondholders
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Improved liquidity could see FSF support banks' recapitalisation efforts
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Key step to IMF deal achieved but industry cites risk to businesses
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MPs disregarded cry of citizens and approved new taxes - FABAG
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DDEP could significantly affect banks solvency and stability – Fitch Solutions
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Government using economy to blackmail MPs - Prof. Gatsi
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Effective communication was used in China instead of Bible quotations - Randy Abbey 'mocks'
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Cash reserve ratio, policy rate hike likely to exacerbate liquidity pressure on banks
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DDEP impact: Banks to lend more to mining sector, less to construction – Fitch Solutions
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Ghana’s inability to access international capital market not a good place – Oppong-Nkrumah
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Taking vulnerable pensioners money unacceptable - Mahama
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Insulate education against IMF-induced austerity - CSOs, Teacher Unions advocate
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Editorial by B&FT: Passage of key revenue bills
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DDEP: Maintaining financial stability and spill overs
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U.S. to pressure Ghana's bilateral creditors - Kamala Harris
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Debt restructuring to weigh considerably on banks in 2023 – Fitch Solutions
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Some DDEP-induced cedi losses reversed - BoG
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DDEP has caused ‘significant losses’ in banking sector – BoG
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IMF bailout engagements progressing well – Dr Addison
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Banks with less than 10% CAR asked to recapitalise
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BoG moves to mop up excess liquidity from market
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DDEP has caused significant losses in banking sector – BoG
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Banks cash reserve ratio back to 14%
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Do not despair, IMF deal is edging closer
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EXPLAINER: Mark-to-market is not a 'hair-cut' on your investment
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Government makes payments for outstanding coupons
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'Positive and encouraging meetings in China' – Ken Ofori-Atta
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'Positive and encouraging meetings in China' – Ken Ofori-Atta
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Support Ghana's efforts to restore debt sustainability - IMF to bilateral creditors
