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Credit ratings: Zimbabwe’s comparison with global practice

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The RBZ added that by 2030, Zimbabwe will be under a mono-currency regime, with individuals and businesses still able to hold ZiG and foreign accounts after that.
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BY EPHRAIM CHAWONEKA CREDIT ratings have become an essential part of global finance. From New York to Frankfurt, Tokyo to London, ratings assigned by international credit rating agencies are important for banks, investors, and regulators assess risk. They influence whether a bond is admitted into a benchmark index, how much capital a bank must hold…

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