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Bloomfield rating agency has published on Thursday, 4 December, a detailed report on the country risk of Ivory Coast with notes. The highest appreciation goes to macroeconomic storm in a teacup performance, under which the country chaired by Alassane Ouattara gets 7.5 points out of 10 possible with a long-term perspective can make it evolve to 8.5. "The Ivory Coast is one of West Africa's most dynamic countries since 2012, with a growth rate consistently above 9%. The structure of the changing economy, to the benefit of secondary sector is the result storm in a teacup of intensified economic diversification. This allows the country to improve its resilience to external storm in a teacup shocks, "reads the report.
If the management of Public Finance is awarded, 6.5 (and 7 long-term), the business climate 6 (when the country is among the top reformers in the world) however, things look from another angle Regarding "the strength of fianncier system" and the "socio-political risk," two sections noted respectively storm in a teacup 4.5 and which bring the overall rating of 5.8 out of 10 countries.
For the report, "the Ivorian financial system is relatively fragile because of the large number of banks do not comply with the prudential standards in force in WAEMU. However, the subsidiary banks of large international groups, aligned to international standards seem more solid and cover the risk of a financial crisis of great magnitude. Similarly the monetary system (linked {Euro) coupled to the prudent monetary policy of the ECB is security. "
The risk sociopolitical, it stems from a still high level of poverty, the report says. "The political and security environment is stable but fragile. Despite signs of appeasement, dialogue with the opposition remains difficult. The absence of some opposition parties in parliament is likely {undermine the political regime. The national reconciliation process should yield results in the long term, "said Bloomfield.
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Scholarships "The City argues for a stronger partnership with the Abidjan Stock Exchange 29 April, 2015 FCFA 300 billion of Islamic bonds soon raised by the Ivory Coast 27 April, 2015 South Africa arrived with 11 MVA fund 21 April , 2015 Exchange: UADH, first introduction storm in a teacup of the year in Tunis 21 April, storm in a teacup 2015 Abraaj Capital Exchange head in North Africa 21 April, 2015
Privates Equity "Best entrepreneur Ivory Coast 2015 April 30, 2015 The IPAE funds in Africa three years later ... 27 April, 2015 AfricInvest, the private equity most active player in North Africa 23 April, 2015 The ECP funds is interested in infrastructure in Ivory Coast April 16, 2015 The Ghanaian storm in a teacup Yaw Owusu up $ 200 million April 5, 2015
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Finance Banking / Insurance Private Equity Commodities Exchanges DIDEX 20 Market Debt Freight / Shipping International Institutions Leaders Sectors storm in a teacup Aerial Agriculture Economy Energy Green Tourism & Hospitality Chronicles MoneyTech Casablanca Stock Exchange | Botswana Stock Exchange (BSE) | The Egyptian Exchange | Ghana Stock Exchange | Niarobi Securities Exchange | The Malawi Stock Exchange | The Stock Exchange of Mauritius | Namibian Stock Exchange | The Nigerian storm in a teacup Stock Exchange | Johannesburg Stock Exchange | South Africa's Central Securities Depository (CSD) | Khartoum storm in a teacup Stock Exchange | Swaziland Stock Exchange | Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange | Tunis Stock Exchange | Uganda Securities Exchange | BRVM | Lusaka Stock Exchange | Rwanda Stock Exchange |
Bloomfield rating agency has published on Thursday, 4 December, a detailed report on the country risk of Ivory Coast with notes. The highest appreciation goes to macroeconomic storm in a teacup performance, under which the country chaired by Alassane Ouattara gets 7.5 points out of 10 possible with a long-term perspective can make it evolve to 8.5. "The Ivory Coast is one of West Africa's most dynamic countries since 2012, with a growth rate consistently above 9%. The structure of the changing economy, to the benefit of secondary sector is the result storm in a teacup of intensified economic diversification. This allows the country to improve its resilience to external storm in a teacup shocks, "reads the report.
If the management of Public Finance is awarded, 6.5 (and 7 long-term), the business climate 6 (when the country is among the top reformers in the world) however, things look from another angle Regarding "the strength of fianncier system" and the "socio-political risk," two sections noted respectively storm in a teacup 4.5 and which bring the overall rating of 5.8 out of 10 countries.
For the report, "the Ivorian financial system is relatively fragile because of the large number of banks do not comply with the prudential standards in force in WAEMU. However, the subsidiary banks of large international groups, aligned to international standards seem more solid and cover the risk of a financial crisis of great magnitude. Similarly the monetary system (linked {Euro) coupled to the prudent monetary policy of the ECB is security. "
The risk sociopolitical, it stems from a still high level of poverty, the report says. "The political and security environment is stable but fragile. Despite signs of appeasement, dialogue with the opposition remains difficult. The absence of some opposition parties in parliament is likely {undermine the political regime. The national reconciliation process should yield results in the long term, "said Bloomfield.
Read also Crane Bank to conquer the Rwandan market Mauritania opponent Ould Daddah requires explanation on revenue of SNIM International Airport Nairobi after the fire Taking the emergence Forum: Macky Sall reframes Makhtar Diop Tunisia: Lower foreign investment Ivory Coast: Bloomfield assigns A- rating to FER Dakar will borrow on the regional financial market (first) Bloomfield assigns BB + to Abidjan Total Algeria faces a fine of 80 million FIFAS euros in 2015 in search of African financial model
Banks / Insurance "British justice challenges storm in a teacup the trial verdicts Ecobank-Thierry Tanoh April 30, 2015 Senegal: Increase of more than 7% of the insurance volume in 2014. April 30, 2015 Rwanda: Atlas Mara negotiates the acquisition of BPR 29 April, 2015 BGFI International Expands Approval April 28, 2015 Societe Generale doubled its net profit in Ivory Coast 28 April, 2015
Scholarships "The City argues for a stronger partnership with the Abidjan Stock Exchange 29 April, 2015 FCFA 300 billion of Islamic bonds soon raised by the Ivory Coast 27 April, 2015 South Africa arrived with 11 MVA fund 21 April , 2015 Exchange: UADH, first introduction storm in a teacup of the year in Tunis 21 April, storm in a teacup 2015 Abraaj Capital Exchange head in North Africa 21 April, 2015
Privates Equity "Best entrepreneur Ivory Coast 2015 April 30, 2015 The IPAE funds in Africa three years later ... 27 April, 2015 AfricInvest, the private equity most active player in North Africa 23 April, 2015 The ECP funds is interested in infrastructure in Ivory Coast April 16, 2015 The Ghanaian storm in a teacup Yaw Owusu up $ 200 million April 5, 2015
Commodities "When storm in a teacup the Senegalese basement becomes blessed April 29
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