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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Government grapples with rising yields on Treasury market
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Government nears agreement to restructure $2.6 billion in pension funds - Report
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Pensioner Bondholders to resume picketing June 1
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Rate of credit to private sector moderates - BoG
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BDCs now buy fuel in cedis – BOST on benefits of gold-for-oil
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Debt service to IMF may hinder Ghana’s entry into capital market - Report
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We will resume picketing on May 29 – Pensioner bondholders on unpaid coupons
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Banks' profit increase to GH¢2.8 billion in Q1 2023 after GH¢6.6 billion losses in 2022
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Financial sector recovery strategy ready by end of June - IMF
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We are yet to know what haircut external creditors will give - Ofori-Atta
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Ofori-Atta was just roaming the corridors of IMF, deal was poorly negotiated – Adongo
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Economic uncertainty to reduce with IMF deal
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There is no rush to go to the international capital market - Ofori-Atta
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Non-bank stocks to maintain Ghana Stock Exchange rally
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'Overcoming creditor committee hurdle good sign towards recovery' - Akufo-Addo
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First $600m tranche of IMF bailout could be approved by Wednesday - Amin Adam
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Insurance companies urged to embrace technology
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Ghana's economic future in peril: Calls grow louder for fiscal and structural adjustments
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Banking industry to bounce back strongly in 2023 – GAB research
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Ghanaian banks will return to profit this year - Ghana Amalgamated Trust
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Nigerian banks record heavy losses on Ghana's debt securities
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Ghana's creditor statement provides financing assurances - IMF
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FULL TEXT: China and Paris Club agree on Ghana's request for IMF bailout
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IMF bailout: Bilateral creditors give Ghana financing assurances, form creditor committee
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IMF welcomes creditors’ decision to negotiate debt restructuring terms
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Private, bilateral creditors for Ghana must commit to comparable debt treatments – IMF
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IMF bailout: All pre-conditions have now been met – John Kumah
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Ghana heading into banking crisis - Economist explains
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Unable to afford medication, pay domestic staff: The sad story of a pensioner bondholder
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DDEP: Check out the top Ghanaian banks that recorded huge losses in 2022
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We will not sue government over delays, just pay us! – Pensioner Bondholders
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Randy Abbey slams government over failure to pay pensioner bondholders
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Banks would have been worse-off with original DDEP offer - Prof. Bokpin
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DDEP: The worst moment for banks is over – Economist
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We're not interested in the conversion of our principals into Treasury Bills - PBF
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We will picket until government pays us our money - Pensioner Bondholders