A quiet reform in the domestic trade finance system has shifted key approval powers away from the National Bank of Ethiopia, promising faster import processing for firms with foreign-currency and retention accounts. But the move is also opening a new fault line in the financial system: the risk that delays once concentrated at the central […]
A quiet reform in the domestic trade finance system has shifted key approval powers away from the National Bank of Ethiopia, promising faster import processing for firms with foreign-currency and retention accounts. But the move is also opening a new fault line in the financial system: the risk that delays once concentrated at the central […]
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