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Cocoa Board and Debt Exchange: Ghana’s Path to Renewal

From Ghanaian Times · () English

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  • Ghana’s Domestic Debt Exchange Programme has pursued one of the country’s most ambitious financial restructurings since its launch in 2023.
  • The programme exchanges existing bonds for new instruments with longer maturities and reduced coupons, including implications for the Ghana Cocoa Board.

Ghana’s Domestic Debt Exchange Programme has emerged as one of the country’s most ambitious efforts to restructure its finances. Launched in 2023, it seeks to ease the pressure created by unsustainable debt.

The programme works by exchanging existing bonds for new instruments with longer maturities and reduced coupons. The Ghana Cocoa Board, known as COCOBOD, is part of the discussion surrounding the debt exchange and its implications for the country’s financial renewal.

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