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RBZ prepares for diaspora-backed securities to revive capital markets

Securitisation involves bundling financial assets such as remittances or debt into securities that can be sold to investors, who then earn income from the underlying cash flows.

By Melody Chikono Jul. 4, 2025

RBZ prepares for diaspora-backed securities to revive capital markets

Govt under scrutiny over TBs

TBs are short-term government debt instruments issued to raise funds for public spending, typically with maturities of 91, 182, or 365 days.

By Blessed Ndlovu Jul. 1, 2025

Zim banks process R6bn via regional payment systems

Participation includes central banks and authorised financial institutions across the Sadc region.

By Mthandazo Nyoni Jun. 27, 2025

Zim banks process R6bn via regional payment systems

Unmasking ZiG: Claims currency reform without noticeable change

This omission is particularly glaring given Zimbabwe’s history of monetary interventions that have often relied more on statutory instruments than organic economic processes.

By Equity Axis Jun. 27, 2025

Unmasking ZiG: Claims currency reform without noticeable change

Inclusive economic growth the answer

Zimbabwe is pushing for an IMF staff-monitored programme, which could lift confidence in the country and provide a stepping stone to restructuring its US$21 billion debt overhang

By The Standard Jun. 22, 2025

Bank wins US$2m Supreme Court case

Following alleged difficulties in remitting payments due to foreign currency shortages, the company allegedly deposited funds into a non-resident escrow account at Nedbank.

By Ruvimbo Mukubwa and Takudzwanashe Mangongera Jun. 10, 2025

State suppliers plot Treasury showdown at funeral parlour…desperation peaks as firms reel from unpaid government contracts

Their situation has become untenable under the combined weight of a brutal liquidity squeeze and a government launching grand projects beyond its fiscal capacity.

By Shame Makoshori May. 30, 2025