Alain Nkontchou, CEO Enko Capital Harvest Asset Management and Enko Capital led respectively by Cameroonians Marc Kamgaing and the Nkontchou brothers have been retained by the Bank of Central African...Read More
The IMF Executive Board has approved immediate debt service relief to 19 African states (IMF’s member countries) under the IMF’s revamped Catastrophe Containment and Relief Trust (CCRT) as part of...Read More
To carry out an economic transaction in Cameroon, you must now have a unique identifier number (NIU), also called the taxpayer number. These are the requirements of the 2020 finance...Read More
Cameroon has raised 71 billion FCFA at the end of a 5-year fungible Treasury bonds issuance (T-bonds) operation on April 8, 2020. Investors we are told offered up to 75...Read More
The economic situation in the Republic of Congo will be a challenge for the Bank of Central African States (BEAC) in 2020, in the light of the latest analysis provided...Read More
Before the nation’s elected officials on Wednesday, Firmin Ngrebada, Prime Minister of the Central African Republic, announced that the country is counting on a budget for a response plan against...Read More
Under the Rapid Financing Instrument (IFR) established by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to mitigate the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic on the economies of member countries, the Bretton Woods...Read More
Investors active in the public securities market of the Bank of Central African States have been invited to subscribe to an issue of assimilable Treasury Bonds. (OTA) of the Cameroon...Read More
The Bank of Central African States BEAC has begun injecting a 250 billion FCFA liquidity into the banking system of the CEMAC sub-region.This means that, banks in the zone will...Read More
Trade between the North of Cameroon and Nigeria has drastically dropped following the closure of the border by government to contain the spread of the coronavirus. The closure of the...Read More
Cameroon’s Finance Minister, Louis Paul Motaze has set the term for the application of a measure to reduce custom tarrif by 5% for imported vehicles intended for public transport. The...Read More
The public debt and guarantees of Cameroon stood at about 8424 billion FCFA by December 2019. The Ministry of Finance who published the report also reveals the amount represented at...Read More
The Cameroonian government unveiled its debt strategy for the period 2020-2022, in a briefing note on issues of bonds of assimilable treasures (OTA) by auction, published on April 1, 2020...Read More
The Bank of Central African States BEAC has announced it will infuse 500 billion FCFA to boost the banking sector in particular. The Monetary Policy Committee of the institution who...Read More
