Senyo Hosi

Bondholders Accuse Senyo Hosi Of ‘Private Meetings’ With Finance Ministry

Bondholders Accuse Senyo Hosi Of ‘Private Meetings’ With Finance Ministry

The Individual Bond Holders Association of Ghana (IBHAG) says one of the conveners of its counterpart, Ghana Individual Bondholders’ Forum (IBF) appears to be an appendage of the Ministry of Finance. The Association said Senyo Hosi has been doing the bidding of the Ministry contrary to the collective position of individual bondholders against government’s proposals on domestic debt exchange. The Convener of IBF has been representing individual bondholders at the Joint Technical Committee set up by the Minister of Finance, Ken Ofori-Atta, to consider their grievances in rolling out the Domestic Debt Exchange Programme (DDEP). But a letter to Mr Ofori-Atta on…
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Expect Coupon, Principal Payments On Bonds In 48hrs – Finance Ministry Assures Bondholders

Expect Coupon, Principal Payments On Bonds In 48hrs – Finance Ministry Assures Bondholders

The Ministry of Finance has assured that bondholders whose coupon and principal payments matured on February 6, 2023, and February 13, 2023 will receive their funds within the next 48 hours. The assurance comes after bondholders complained of not receiving their payments on Monday, March 13, 2023. According to a statement, the processes to settle the payments on outstanding bonds commenced on the March 13, 2023. “The initial instruction covers coupon and principal payments on bonds that matured on March 6, 2023 and February 13, 2023. Holders of the afore-listed bonds should therefore expect to receive their payments within the…
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Adjust Fiscal Measures And Save ¢83.5bn; Don’t Touch Our Funds – IBF To Government

Adjust Fiscal Measures And Save ¢83.5bn; Don’t Touch Our Funds – IBF To Government

The Individual Bondholders Forum (IBF) has proposed some fiscal measures it say can help government save ¢83.5 billion, insisting the Ministry of Finance must not touch their funds. According to the group, government can save ¢20 billion from privatizing selected State Owned Enterprises to Tier-2 pension funds to drive efficiency and productivity. “The measures proposed, per the estimation of the IBF yield net savings of ¢83.5 billion. The IBF holds the position that the recommendations are competent enough to urgently address the fiscal challenges and enable us to reach the desired 55% debt-to-GDP target proposed to the IMF”, a statement…
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Adjust Fiscal Measures And Save ¢83.5bn; Don’t Touch Our Funds – IBF To Government

Adjust Fiscal Measures And Save ¢83.5bn; Don’t Touch Our Funds – IBF To Government

The Individual Bondholders Forum (IBF) has proposed some fiscal measures it say can help government save ¢83.5 billion, insisting the Ministry of Finance must not touch their funds. According to the group, government can save ¢20 billion from privatizing selected State Owned Enterprises to Tier-2 pension funds to drive efficiency and productivity. “The measures proposed, per the estimation of the IBF yield net savings of ¢83.5 billion. The IBF holds the position that the recommendations are competent enough to urgently address the fiscal challenges and enable us to reach the desired 55% debt-to-GDP target proposed to the IMF”, a statement…
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Reject Domestic Debt Exchange Programme – Ghana Individual Bondholders Forum

Reject Domestic Debt Exchange Programme – Ghana Individual Bondholders Forum

The Ghana Individual Bondholders Forum (IBF), a group of voluntary bondholders, has urged individual bondholders to reject and refrain from complying with the mandatory deadline imposed under the Domestic Debt Exchange (DDE) programme. It rather wants them to join the efforts of the IBF. In a statement signed by Senyo Hosi, the immediate past Chief Executive of the Chamber of Bulk Oil Distribution Companies , it also urged indirect bondholders (investors in mutual funds, cash trusts, balance funds) to inform their fund managers not to accept the DDE. It advised government to open a channel of communication for immediate frank,…
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