Ghana's economy has been in crisis for years and it is overhauling its debt under the G20 Common Framework. Ghana's government on Thursday launched an exchange offer and consent solicitation, a formal step in the restructuring of roughly $13 billion of its Eurobonds, a statement on the London Stock Exchange showed. The West African nation in June struck an agreement in principle with two bondholder groups to restructure the debt, paving way for Thursday's announcement. The gold and cocoa producer defaulted on most of its $30 billion of international debt in 2022, as the strain of the COVID-19 pandemic, war in Ukraine and higher global interest rates tipped it into crisis. It is overhauling its debt under the G20 Common Framework. ➤ Click here to follow our WhatsApp channel for more stories.
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Ghana seeks investor consent for $13 billion Eurobond restructuring
Ghana's economy has been in crisis for years and it is overhauling its debt under the G20 Common Framework. Ghana's government on Thursday launched an exchange offer and consent solicitation, a formal step in the restructuring of roughly $13 billion of its Eurobonds, a statement on the London Sto...
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Ghana's economy has been in crisis for years and it is overhauling its debt under the G20 Common Framework. Ghana's government on Thursday launched an exchange offer and consent solicitation, a formal step in the restructuring of roughly $13 billion of its Eurobonds, a statement on the London Sto...