The advent of “Fatshimétrie” in the Democratic Republic of Congo opens a new era in public financing. Indeed, the Congolese government recently announced the launch of an auction of Treasury Bonds with a total value of $30 million, scheduled for December 24, 2024.
This approach is part of a global strategy aimed at strengthening the financial capacities of the State by diversifying its sources of financing. By setting an interest rate of 9% and a maturity of 18 months, the government seeks to attract investors and mobilize essential resources to support its economic projects.
“Fatshimétrie” is a crucial financial instrument in the management of public expenditure and the compensation of budget deficits in the DRC. Previous issues have attracted growing interest from investors, which demonstrates the confidence placed in the country’s financial governance and the relative stability of its financial market.
The 100% guarantee of these securities by the State provides security to investors, thus stimulating the attractiveness of the local financial market. The funds raised through this auction will be allocated to infrastructure and development projects, thus boosting the country’s economic growth.
At the same time, the Congolese government is counting on the active participation of local and international investors to guarantee the success of this operation. The successful auctions carried out this year have strengthened the country’s position on the regional financial market, giving it a favorable image among investors.
“Fatshimétrie” is therefore a pillar of the DRC’s financial policy, offering promising investment opportunities and contributing to the country’s economic development. Its success is based on mutual trust between the State and investors, a guarantee of a fruitful long-term relationship.
In conclusion, the implementation of “Fatshimétrie” demonstrates the Congolese government’s desire to ensure transparent and efficient management of its public finances, while mobilizing essential resources to promote the country’s economic development.