Africa's Borrowing Costs Are Too High - the G20's Missed Opportunity to Reform Rating Agencies
African countries pay up to three percentage points higher interest rates due to biased ratings, while South Africa's G20 presidency failed to advance reforms to lower borrowing costs.
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Africa's Borrowing Costs Are Too High - the G20's Missed Opportunity to Reform Rating Agencies
Analysis - One of the commitments the South African presidency of the G20 made in its policy priorities document at the beginning of 2025 was to push for fairer, more transparent sovereign credit ratings. And to address the high cost of capital caused by an illusive perception of high risk in developing economies.
Africa’s borrowing costs are too high: the G20’s missed opportunity to reform rating agencies
One of the commitments the South African presidency of the G20 made in its policy priorities document at the beginning of 2025 was to push for fairer, more transparent sovereign credit ratings. And to address the high cost of capital caused by an illusive perception of high risk in developing economies. South Africa proposed to establish a commission to look into the cost of capital. In particular, to investigate the issues that impair the abili…
Africa’s Borrowing Costs Are Too High: The G20’s Missed Opportunity to Reform Rating Agencies - Infrastructure news
One of the commitments the South African presidency of the G20 made in its policy priorities document at the beginning of 2025 was to push for fairer, more transparent sovereign credit ratings. And to address the high cost of capital caused by an illusive perception of high risk in developing economies. South Africa proposed to establish a commission to look into the cost of capital. In particular, to investigate the issues that impair the abili…
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