GH¢111bn DDEP maturity wall in 2027/2028 – Insights from Charles Adu Boahen
Ghana must repay GH¢111 billion of restructured domestic bonds in 2027 and 2028, comprising GH¢58 billion in 2027 and GH¢53 billion in 2028. These are the instruments that banks, pension funds, and other investors accepted in the 2022/23 Domestic Debt Exchange. They fall due as bullet payments on four settlement dates: the entire principal is […]
Ghana faces a significant debt repayment wall in 2027 and 2028, with GH¢111 billion in restructured domestic bonds due for repayment. This massive payment is due to investors accepting these bonds in the 2022/23 Domestic Debt Exchange. The repayment is structured as a bullet payment, meaning the entire principal is due at once, rather than being amortized over time. This concentrated risk creates a huge challenge for Ghana's debt management strategy.
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