The AU-backed Africa Credit Ratings Agency will begin assessing African governments, companies and institutions from Mauritius. It aims to address gaps left by global agencies, including 23 unrated countries, but its effect on borrowing costs will depend on whether investors trust its independence and accuracy.
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África lanza una agencia propia de calificación crediticia

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La Agencia Africana de Calificación Crediticia, respaldada por la Unión Africana, evaluará desde Mauricio a gobiernos, empresas e instituciones. Busca cubrir vacíos de las agencias globales, incluidos 23 países sin calificación. Su impacto real dependerá de la confianza de los inversores, pero es un paso hacia la independencia de créditos discriminatorios.

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