Bright Simons On Domestic Debt Exchange Programme.

Bright Simons on domestic debt exchange programme. #Newsfile

|| 85% participation rate does not reflect the reality of our domestic debt - Bright Simons ||

Debt exchange: Government acting like emperors; bondholders are full stakeholders – Bright Simons

Debt Exchange: Ghana’s current approach is fairly abnormal – Bright Simons

Ghana's domestic exchange highly affects investors - Bright Simons

Newsfile: Bright Simons analyses where Ghana stands in debt restructuring compared to other nations

We are not yet at the level where we have a full-blown economic crisis - Bright Simons

Ghana has borrowed more than any other country in Africa – Bright Simons

Government is not willing to listen to the people that are now full stakeholders - Bright Simons

Bright Simons on Ghana's last IMF visit and Eurobonds. #Newsfile

Ghana is paying more for debt than borrowing – Bright Simons

Problem right now is the issue of trust, the individual bondholders just don't trust the government

The 'Big Bamba' Analysis on Ghana's Economy, a lecture by Bright Simons | The Bottomline

Bright Simons explains the various IMF programmes and their impact on Ghana. #Newsfile

Domestic Debt Exchange Programme: Finance Minister announces $809m denominated notes and bonds

IMANI Ghana's Bright Simons' presentation on whether the IMF is an alternative to e-levy. #Newsfile

Bright Simons examines Akufo-Addo's address on Ghana's economic crisis

Debt exchange programme: If gov't succeeds, it will spell doom for my family - Individual bondholder

More countries are developing their own internal rate structures, and I have not seen that in Ghana

Dr. Adu Antwi on domestic debt exchange programme. #Newsfile