Zimbabwe's Finance Minister Courts Investors on $200M Bond-Sale Roadshow

The transcript discusses Zimbabwe's efforts to raise $200 million through bonds, highlighting investor interest in yield and strategies to mitigate risk, such as using escrow accounts and insurance. The bonds are denominated in US dollars to avoid currency risk. The discussion also touches on cryptocurrency as a potential asset class, with caution due to its volatility. Inflation control measures, including monetary and fiscal policies, are outlined. Finally, Zimbabwe's progress in vaccine procurement and rollout is detailed, aiming for herd immunity.

What are the key strategies mentioned for attracting investors to Zimbabwe's bond market?

How does the government plan to reassure creditors regarding previous repayment issues?

What is the expected yield range for the bonds being discussed?

What measures are being taken to mitigate currency risk for the bond?

What role does the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange play in the bond issuance?

How is the Zimbabwean government addressing inflation and its causes?

What progress has Zimbabwe made in terms of vaccine availability and rollout?