Credit ratings: Zimbabwe’s comparison with global practice

According to the latest Treasury bulletin, the surplus was achieved after cumulative revenue collections for the period between January and March reached ZiG64,8 billion, ex­ceeding expenditures of ZiG57,4 billion incurred during the period under review.

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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