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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 has been shambolic in its communication on DDEP – IMANI Africa
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DDEP: Top Nigerian bank slows down on lending in Ghana after losing billions
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Strong gains in share prices drive market activities on GSE
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We're not even qualified to be called broke; we are bankrupt - Sam George
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Ken Ofori-Atta is a delusional character - Sam George
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Ghana risks shortage of foreign exchange if IMF deal is not secured - Joe Jackson
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91-day T-bill yield to touch 20% at next auction; as secondary market remains flat
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No compromise on pension funds in revised DDEP - Organised Labour reiterates
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IMF talks reignite offshore investor confidence - GIPC
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Improved lending framework key to Africa's debt sustainability – Dr Addison to IMF
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DBG to engage banking sector in addressing challenges post DDEP
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Open window for those who declined to sign on Debt Exchange Programme - Government told
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Government urged to open window for those who declined to sign on DDEP
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IMF projections highlight urgent need for government to rebuild fiscal buffers
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Count us out from alternative Domestic Debt Exchange – UTAG to government
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DDEP: BoG gives banks up to 2025 to restore minimum paid-up capital, GH¢10bn losses recorded
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The IMF debacle under the NPP: A blessing in disguise for Ghanaians
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FULL TEXT: BoG Governor's remarks at ACG meeting with IMF Managing Director
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$3 billion IMF bailout: Ghana completes prior actions
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Ghana to get US$3 billion IMF bailout in May - Report
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Government likely to restructure additional GH¢123 billion domestic debt
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Ministry of Finance lied over payment date for outstanding debt – Bondholders
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Fiscal Deficit Financing by BoG undermines inflation targeting regime
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5 key measures Ghana must undertake to secure a successful IMF deal
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Government to pay bondholders outstanding debt on April 28
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Government to pay bondholders outstanding debt on April 28
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No second round of DDEP for pension funds – Ofori-Atta assures
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Ghana to get $3 billion IMF bailout in May - Report
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Save Ghanaians from full effects of austerity measures – Isaac Adongo to government
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Ofori-Atta hints at second round of domestic debt restructuring
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Stay tuned and stay positive - IMF boss urges Ghanaians
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Non-payment of matured bonds: Coalition of Individual Bondholders petition Akufo-Addo
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Finance Minister hints at second round of domestic debt restructuring
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Ghana will clinch IMF deal soon - Palgrave Boakye-Danquah
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Ghana’s Debt-to-GDP to hit 98.7% by close of 2023 – IMF projects
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China, World Bank exploring solutions to debt-distress deadlock