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Press highlights plans by Germany to assist Ghana to produce vaccines, others Ghana-Press-Review April 21, 2021 to 10:09 152 APA – Accra (Ghana) The plan by the German government to support Ghana to conduct feasibility studies on the possibility of producing vaccines locally and the collaboration between the United States Embassy and the National Disaster Management Organisation to find solutions to disaster challenges in Ghana are some of the leading stories in the Ghanaian press on Wednesday.
The Graphic reports that the German government is to support Ghana to conduct feasibility studies on the possibility of producing vaccines locally.
When successful, the initiative will help accelerate national plans to produce vaccines for better health outcomes and job creation.
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Five indigenous financial institutions have emerged as critical parts of the processes that led to the raising of US$3.025billion in Eurobonds for Ghana in March 2021.
The institutions - Fidelity Bank Ghana Limited, CalBank PLC, Databank Brokerage Limited, IC Securities (Ghana) Limited and Temple Investments Limited - acted as co-managers of the transaction that turned out to be the country s largest bond sale in history and featured a novel zero-coupon Eurobond, the first of its kind by an emerging market economy.
Known as co-managers in the finance parlance, the five indigenous firms played supporting roles to the joint lead managers in the issuance that was oversubscribed in spite of the grim that the COVID-19 pandemic posed to investor appetite.
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