Debt Sustainability
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President Soyer’s reaction to the Fitch Ratings report
President Soyer’s reaction to the Fitch Ratings report Izmir Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Tunç Soyer said the annual report released by Fitch Ratings confirms the ... -
Pay off foreign debt or finance essential imports – Groundviews
Photo courtesy of South China Morning Post The country’s available foreign reserves can be used either to repay foreign creditors or to finance imports ... -
Financing of the Lagos 2022 budget deficit of 521.274 billion naira under fiscal sustainability – Commissioner
The Lagos state government on Friday explained the rationale for financing the 2022 budget estimate deficit of 521.274 billion naira, saying the funding is ... -
“No one-way bets”: how to survive in 2022 and stay …
2022 promises to be a financial challenge for many people. These New Years Resolutions are designed to ensure that your wallet enjoys a healthy ... -
Clariant completes the sale of its Pigments business
AD HOC ADVERTISEMENT UNDER ART. 53 LR Divestment is a final important step in the transformation of the Clariant portfolio clarifying preserves a 20 ... -
Bonds go from green to social impact
Australia can seize the wave of demand for social impact finance, not just green assets, bankers say. Companies increasingly recognize that in order to ... -
# 3 Sustainable electricity and the essential role of solar for businesses – pv magazine USA
Despite the global Covid-19 pandemic and the recession, corporate purchases of clean energy are booming. Several factors are driving this trend, including lower costs, ... -
African banks: no easy road to recovery – Fitch Ratings
Through Fitch reviews Posted: December 27, 2021 5:55 PM Fitch Ratings says the sector outlook for African banks in 2022 is neutral, with uncertain ... -
BSP sees more sustainability, issuance of green bonds by banks
Lawrence Agcaoili – The Filipino Star December 26, 2021 | 00h00 MANILA, Philippines – Bangko Sentral ng PIlipinas (BSP) expects Philippine banks to issue ... -
Turkey’s “new economic model”: lessons for Pakistan? – Opinion
Pakistan has seen its currency depreciate considerably during the current tenure of this government; some rightly to compensate for the policy of the previous ...
