The Bank of Ghana will next week issue a three-year bond to raise funds to pay off government debts that are maturing.
Government, through the Central Bank is hoping to raise 320 million Ghana cedis in the bond issue scheduled for next Wednesday.
The money will be used to settle previous bonds that matured this month and another which is due in May.
Next week’s bond issue will also give investors who want to, an opportunity to re-invest their monies.
This will be the second bond issued by government this year.
A three-year-bond to mobilize 400 million Ghana cedis, to pay debts owed contractors issued in February was oversubscribed.
Joy Business has gathered government will again issue a five-year-bond later this year to also settle another bond set to mature later this year.
Source: Joy Business/Ghana
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Tags:
Latest Stories
-
Over half of cyber attacks in Ghana, rest of Africa target government and finance, says Positive Technologies
25 seconds -
Academic City unveils plastic recycling machine to address plastic pollution
17 mins -
German-based Kanzlsperger makes medical donation to WAFA
2 hours -
It could take over 100 years for Ghana and other African countries to become ‘developed’ – Report
2 hours -
AEC 2024 renews momentum to lift Africa out of poverty despite global shocks
2 hours -
Can RFK Jr make America’s diet healthy again?
2 hours -
Maiden Women in Chemical Sciences conference opens with a call for empowerment
5 hours -
We’ll reclaim all Groupe Nduom stolen assets – Nduom declares
5 hours -
Center for Learning and Childhood Development Director Dr Kwame Sakyi honoured at Ghana Philanthropy Awards
14 hours -
Asantehene receives 28 looted artefacts
15 hours -
CAF WCL 2024: Ghana’s Thelma Baffour wins title with TP Mazembe
15 hours -
Benjamin Boakye slams politicisation of energy sector issues and ECG’s inefficiencies
15 hours -
Erastus Asare Donkor and Dr Neta Parsram win big at 10th Mining Industry Awards
16 hours -
Government is “suppressing information” about power sector challenges – IES Director
16 hours -
Majority of our debts caused by forex shortfall – ECG Boss
16 hours