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Ghana’s Finance Ministry Announces Creditors Approval of Eurobond Agreement

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Joshua Worlasi Amlanu

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  • Major step forward in debt restructuring and economic stabilisation
  • Eurobond agreement includes 37% nominal principal haircut

 

Accra, Ghana – Ghana’s Ministry of Finance has announced that the Official Creditor Committee (OCC) has formally approved the Agreement in Principle reached with Eurobond holders.

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