Fitch Rates Ghana's Partially Guaranteed Notes 'BB-'

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• ed 8 years ago

  they are the one that rated American home loans mortgages triple AAA and they end up being toxic product that destroyed the world economy's .
  WAKE UP PEOPLE AMERICANS ALWAS LIE THE GAME IS FIXED

  they are the one that rated American home loans mortgages triple AAA and they end up being toxic product that destroyed the world economy's .
  WAKE UP PEOPLE AMERICANS ALWAS LIE THE GAME IS FIXED

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• Farmer 8 years ago

  No triple A for private mortgage derivatives ever. They were rather attractive due to above average yields with "sufficient" ratings. Just get your facts right before you start blowing hot air.

  No triple A for private mortgage derivatives ever. They were rather attractive due to above average yields with "sufficient" ratings. Just get your facts right before you start blowing hot air.

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• Kojo Jones Gh 8 years ago

  The problem with Ghana is these type of rating does not sunk In because we are busy praying to God to make the cedi rise !! The education system does not teach financial index and bond stabilization chemistries . Every thing ...
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  The problem with Ghana is these type of rating does not sunk In because we are busy praying to God to make the cedi rise !! The education system does not teach financial index and bond stabilization chemistries . Every thing is foreign to us . We just can't win

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• daladam 8 years ago

  THEY WILL SAY AND DO ANYTHING FOR THE MONEY ED ABOVE IS 100%RIGHT,DONT TRUST ANYTHING FITCH SAYS AND DOES

  THEY WILL SAY AND DO ANYTHING FOR THE MONEY ED ABOVE IS 100%RIGHT,DONT TRUST ANYTHING FITCH SAYS AND DOES

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• Farmer 8 years ago

  If they would do as you say the rating would be better. Ghana as the lender is paying their fees. In fact we could argue the other way around: why are they stopping just one tick from junk level? Doing the client a favor here ...
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  If they would do as you say the rating would be better. Ghana as the lender is paying their fees. In fact we could argue the other way around: why are they stopping just one tick from junk level? Doing the client a favor here? I don't think they know well enough about the many dirty black secrets this government is keeping from the local and international public.

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• Farmer 8 years ago

  The report is very clear. Without the 40% Worldbank Guarantee this loan would be on the junk bond level which financial institutions around the world cannot buy. It is in line with the President's recent remark that Ghana has ...
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  The report is very clear. Without the 40% Worldbank Guarantee this loan would be on the junk bond level which financial institutions around the world cannot buy. It is in line with the President's recent remark that Ghana has no possibility anymore to borrow from the international markets. THAT IS IT. NO MORE MONEY FOR THE ELECTION YEAR. The most likely consequence will be extremely difficult times ahead for the Ghana Cedi.
  
  It is also worth noting that according to the report the total amount is earmarked for paying back other loans. Not one Pesewa will go into investments. Have they forgot to tell us about this?

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