Thursday, April 23, 2015

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Bloomfield assigns BB + to Abidjan | Financial Afrik
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Bloomfield Investment performed the credit dry bar rating of the Autonomous District of Abidjan in Ivory Coast. At the end of the rating exercise of local authority, Bloomfield Investment dry bar assigns the long term, the note BB + (speculative grade) with a stable outlook and short-term, the note B (speculative grade), with a negative outlook. The strategic importance of the Abidjan Autonomous District gives a central place at national and regional level (UEMOA and ECOWAS). It has a large resource potential to capture because of the strength of economic activity continues to deploy it, and the economic infrastructure dry bar leading it houses. However, although dry bar with good cash flow (with a solid recurring revenue base) and a theoretical cash judged fairly comfortable, the Autonomous District of Abidjan can accurately anticipate neither expected nor overall revenue availability of abundant cash whose very existence is justified, moreover, by a significant liability to clear. Indeed the mixed nature of the legal status of the District (which gives it functions in both the context of decentralization and deconcentration) does not militate in the direction of strengthening financial and operational autonomy. Forecasting capabilities, the District of Abidjan, its overall revenue and the availability of its cash highly dependent on central government. Governance, improve, thus remains to adapt to the new legal framework in force since August 2014.
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