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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Resilience amidst challenges: Navigating the financial sector
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Sign up for government's alternative DDEP, it's better – PSWU urges affiliate organizations
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Government working to reduce over-reliance on T-Bills – Finance Ministry
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We thank DDEP participants for their sacrifices - Ministry of Finance
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ARB Apex Bank and Rural Community Banks suffer GH¢1.10 billion loss in DDEP
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Government committed to fiscal control measures to revive the economy – Finance Ministry
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DDEP haircuts: Finance Minister, Parliament should've been informed – Kwabena Duffuor
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DDEP: We will honour all future debt obligations and payments – Finance Ministry
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Payment of bonds confirms government commitment to success - Deputy Finance Minister
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EIU foresees Ghana concluding external debt negotiations in coming weeks
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DDEP: Government to make first coupon payments of GH¢2.4bn on August 22 - Finance Mnistry
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Government extends deadline for domestic dollar bonds and pension funds
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BoG cannot be blamed for being forced into taking DDEP-induced haircuts – IEA on GH¢60bn loss
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FULL TEXT: What IMF said about BoG's GH¢60 billion DDEP-induced loss
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BoG's net equity expected to improve overtime; return to positive territory – IMF
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Calls for resignation of BoG Governor, deputies are unjustified – Stephen Amoah
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'Incompetent' Ofori-Atta damaged our economy while Dr. Addison uses DDEP as cover up – Mahama
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Conclude DDEP actions in quick sucession to restore investor confidence – Investment expert
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Deadline for exchange of dollar denominated bonds extended
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Government will not include T-Bills in Debt Exchange Programme – Ofori-Atta
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Chamber of Corporate Trustees ready to partake in government's new Domestic Debt Exchange Programme
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We won’t lend money to government any longer – Bank of Ghana
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Debt restructuring: Ofori-Atta living in a different world - Jinapor
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We have not provided lending support to government for 2023 - BoG
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Second round DDEP will not impact BoG balance sheet – Director of Research
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Ghana projected to reach debt deal with external creditors in Q2 2024 – Fitch Solutions
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DDEP an injustice, major risk to Ghana’s economic recovery – Senyo Hosi
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COCOBOD explains reasons for restructuring cocoa bills
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DDEP: All banks submit recapitalisation plans ahead of September deadline - BoG
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The devastating impact of BoG's excessive money printing on Ghanaians (II)
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Here are interest rates for bonds before and post DDEP
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Credit to private sector comes under pressure – BoG Governor
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Ghana's economy to bounce back after 2025 – World Bank report
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Businesses must be allowed to carry forward tax losses from DDEP for 5 years – Deloitte
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Second DDEP, cocoa bills restructuring aims to secure sustainable debt levels - Osei-Asare
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Cocoa bills debt exchange: 'This is another haircut' – Joe Jackson explains