Zimbabwe governor flags ‘increased vulnerabilities’ in financial sector
Government hopes to establish sovereign wealth fund
Zimbabwe's financial sector is showing "increased vulnerabilities" in the face of ongoing liquidity shortfalls and a moribund interbank market, but central bank governor John Mangudya says the problems are "surmountable".
Mangudya is pinning his hopes on a government plan to overhaul the country's economic fortunes. The plan was released in October 2013 and entitled ‘The Zimbabwe agenda for sustainable socio-economic transformation' (Zim Asset).
In his foreword to the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe's
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