Case for private credit in Zimbabwe’s financial landscape

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IN today’s volatile economic climate, the phrase “one man’s problem is another man’s solution” seems increasingly relevant, especially within Zimbabwe’s financial sector. In the wake of recurring economic shocks ranging from drastic currency changes to rising interest rates and fluctuating statutory reserve requirements, the financial landscape has become increasingly hostile for traditional banks. But within…

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