Assessment of the Viability of PPPs and Sub-national Lending in Ghana

Bosompen, Kwasi; Montes Belot, Ricardo; Joya, Walter Bodden; Mejía de Pereira, Ana Cristina

Assessment of the Viability of PPPs and Sub-national Lending in Ghana

2012

Bosompen, Kwasi | Montes Belot, Ricardo | Joya, Walter Bodden | Mejía de Pereira, Ana Cristina

In 2011 the Ghanaian government issued a policy establishing Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) for the purpose of implementing infrastructure projects and improving the capacity of services provision. A World Bank Mission visited Ghana early in 2012 to assess the legal and practical feasibility of participation in PPPs at the sub-national level of the Government and the possibility that private commercial banks can provide non-sovereign financing to such PPPs. This report will present a summary of the available information on local governments and financial markets in Ghana, and identify potential infrastructure investments that could later be supported directly or indirectly by the International Finance Corporation (IFC) sub-national window, such as with bank guarantees, non sovereign loans, equity or other means. This report also discusses the legal framework for financial operations of SOEs.

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World Bank, Washington, DC

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Financial stability; Loan portfolio; Credit bureaus; Financial assistance; Overdraft; Banking services; International finance; Overdraft facilities; Fiscal policy; Export growth; Creditor rights; Investment banking; Risk sharing; Sovereign liabilities; Deposits; Capital adequacy; Non performing loans; Public funds; Installments; Infrastructure investments; Foreign loans; Subsidiary; Foreign bank; Pension fund; Debt investments; Investment projects; Government revenues; Market share; Regulatory framework; Banking institutions; Operational revenues; Trustee; Corporate investment; Arrears; Legal framework; Credit information; Financial crisis; Macroeconomic stability; Arbitration; Local currency; Government debt; Tax; User charges; Private parties; Economic activity; Loan agreements; Private commercial banks; Mdas; Investment opportunities; National security; Creditworthiness; Financial obligations; Banking system; Settlement; Sovereign lending; Bids; Social responsibility; Issuance; Sub-national entities; National investment; Investment policy; Revolving fund; Reserve requirements; Investment finance; Disbursement; Consulting services; Local market; Human development; Portfolio; Private lending; Mortgage; Government policy; Financial instruments; Foreign investors; Private investors; Transaction; Banking sector; Implicit government guarantees; Credit enhancement; Fixed rate; Treasury; Bank guarantees; Debtors; Credit ratings; Foreign financial institutions; Capital requirement; Infrastructure investment; Private investor; Fixed annuities; Sovereign guarantee; Lack of credit; Subsidiaries; Deposit mobilization; Access to financial services; Borrowing capacity; Technical assistance; Escrow; Development bank; Approval process; Foreign loan; Sovereign debt; Mortgage market; Local lender; Domestic arrears; Disbursements; Financial structure; Financial management; Bank lenders; Financial reforms; Domestic debt; Legal authority; Financial services; Financial resources; Capital markets; Deposit; Inflation rates; Registration systems; Investment plan; Transparency; Metropolitan areas; Transportation infrastructure; Business opportunities; Foreign banks; Credit risk; Bank accounts; International markets; Land development; Infrastructure finance; Development corporation; Demand for credit; Operational costs; Budgeting; Mandates; Mortgage loans; Private party; Immovable property; Legal obligation; Financial markets; Investment proposals; Creditor; Risk profile; Collateral; Loan repayment; Interest rate; Interest income; Exploitation; Payment systems; Trust fund; Private banking; Private banks; Retail banking; Public assets; Foreign direct investment; Loan; Public service provision; Shareholder; Risk taking; Lines of credit; Sovereign guarantees; Government bonds; Commercial loans; Equity participation; Partial guarantees; Inventory; Minimum capital requirement; Potential investors; Bonds; Settlement structures; Borrowing; Local governments; Reserve; Financial transactions; Audits; Tax collection; Overdrafts

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anglais

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CC BY 3.0 IGO, http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo, World Bank

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Report; Report; Report

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Date de modification: 2025-10-25

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DOI http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/815031468029700581/Ghana-Assessment-of-the-viability-of-PPPs-and-subnational-lending-in-Ghana https://hdl.handle.net/10986/26865

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Assessment of the Viability of PPPs and Sub-national Lending in Ghana

2012

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