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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DDEP: BoG ready to support banks with liquidity arrangements
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Debt exchange: We will not accept government's amended offer - Martin Kpebu
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There will be no market for old bonds - John Kumah warns bondholders
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DDEP must have cross-party support– Ken Thompson
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We are at IMF to streamline our finances because of debts – Akufo-Addo
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DDEP: BoG regulators colluding with politicians to collapse banks - Prof. Bokpin alleges
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Government extends DDEP deadline to February 7 with new terms
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DDEP remains voluntary for individuals – Finance Minister
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How aborting the Domestic Debt Exchange Programme could be a positive turning point for Ghana
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DDEP: New terms still leave some Ghanaians worse off – Economist
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DDEP: Senyo Hosi debunks claims of tradability challenges for old bonds
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Debt exchange: BoG regulators colluding with politicians to collapse banks - Prof Bokpin
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Government extends Debt Exhchange Programme deadline to February 7 with new terms
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Banking industry finally shows signs of vulnerability
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Alan Kyerematen proposes alternative solution to Debt Exchange Programme
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Profitability of banks decline by 18.9% to GH¢3.9 billion in 2022 - BoG
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If you stay apolitical, fools will rule you - Mahama to Ghanaians
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DDEP: Domestic private banks to face capitalization, liquidity challenges - Ayariga to BoG
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Debt Exchange Programme: Alan Kyerematen's '10, 10, 10' solution
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Debt exchange possible without Individual bondholders - Dr. Theo Acheampong
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Debt exchange possible without individual bondholders - Economist
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Debt exchange: Visually impaired NPP supporter narrates haircut experience with Databank
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Consensus on debt exchange programme to spur cedi’s stability
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Government to provide revised DDE offer to individual bondholders
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Opacity of GH¢15 billion Stability Fund leaves analysts concerned
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Council of State engages stakeholders on Debt Exchange Programme
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DDEP: Investors cautioned as government is likely to include treasury bills – Joe Jackson projects
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Ghana can save GH¢83 billion in fiscal readjustments – Committee Report
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Is this the beginning of the end of Ghana's fiscal crisis?
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Suspend non-essential projects and review Free SHS policy - Catholic Bishops write to govt on DDEP
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Securities Industry agree to participate in Domestic Debt Exchange Programme
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Ghana is bankrupt – John Mahama
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DDEP will wipe out the entire life savings of six million Ghanaians – Mahama
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DDEP: Express remorse before coming to the negotiation table – Government told
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What John Mahama said about Ghana's debt restructuring programme
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Nosedive of Ghana’s economy self inflicted - Mahama tells Chatham House