The Chamber of Corporate Trustees has rejected the debt exchange programme proposed by the Ministry of Finance.

According to the chamber, the proposal put forth by the Minister of Finance, Ken Ofori-Atta, is inferior to market expectation and will destroy the savings of Ghanaians and further undermine market confidence.

“We have carefully analysed the announcement by the Minister of Finance on the Debt Exchange Programme and are of the opinion that it is injurious to the interest of contributors to pension schemes”, it said in a statement.

“The proposal as put forth by the Minister of Finance is inferior to market expectation and will destroy the savings of Ghanaians and further undermine market confidence. This is why we reject it outright”, it explained.

It assured contributors to pension schemes that the industry has not agreed to the debt exchange programme proposed by the Ministry of Finance.

The Chamber of Corporate Trustees has rejected the debt exchange programme proposed by the Ministry of Finance.

 

 

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