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Ghana limits fund managers to 20% foreign investments to stabilize the cedi and support economic recovery ahead of IMF program end.
Ghana’s Securities and Exchange Commission has restricted local fund managers to investing no more than 20% of their funds in foreign securities, with previously unrestricted funds now capped at 70%, to protect the cedi and support economic stability.
The rule, effective immediately, requires offshore investments only in countries sharing financial information with Ghana.
The move aims to reduce capital outflows and strengthen macroeconomic stability as the country nears the end of a three-year IMF program expected in August 2026.
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Ghana limita a los administradores de fondos a un 20% de inversiones extranjeras para estabilizar el cedi y apoyar la recuperación económica antes del final del programa del FMI.