African central government debt. 2003-2012 : statistical yearbook.

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This publication provides comprehensive and consistent information on African central government debt statistics for the period 2003-2012. Detailed quantitative information on central government debt instruments is provided for 17 countries to meet the requirements of debt managers, other financial policy makers, and market analysts. A cross country overview on African debt management policies and country policy notes provides background information on debt issuance as well as on the institutional and regulatory framework governing debt management policy.  Read more... Foreword Table of contents Acronyms Introduction Part I. Pan-African comparisons tables and figures Figure I.1. African central government debt Figure I.2. Central government debt Figure I.3. Central government marketable debt Figure I.4. Central government non-marketable debt Figure I.5. Composition of central government debt Figure I.6. Average term to maturity of total debt Table I.1a. Total central government debt Table I.1b. Total central government debt Table I.2a. Central government marketable debt Table I.2.b. Central government marketable debt. Table I.3a. Central government non-marketable debtTable I.3b. Central government non-marketable debt Table I.4. Ownership of local-currency marketable debt Table I.5. Gross domestic product Table I.6. End-of-year exchange rate Part II. African debt management policies cross country overview I. Organisational structure of the debt management function Table II. 1. Issuer of government securities II. Issuance method Table II. 2. Issuance method III. Auction design Figure II. 1. Issuance of government securities IV. Instruments Table II. 3. Instruments. V. Issuance calendar and announcement of auction resultsTable II. 4. Auction calendar and publication of auction results VI. Primary dealer system Table II. 5. Primary Dealers and investors VII. Organised market, exchanges and electronic trading Table II. 6. African exchanges Notes Bibliography Part III. Country tables and policy notes Angola Table III. 1. Debt stock Table III. 2. Influences on debt stock Table III. 3. Ownership of local-currency marketable debt Figure III. 1. Interest rates, Yield-to-maturity (YTM) Angola policy notes I. Introduction. II. Description of debt instrumentsMarketable debt Bonds Fixed rate income instruments Index-linked bonds Variable-rate notes Other Non-marketable debt III. Selling techniques IV. Other information IV. Sources Cameroon Table III. 1. Debt stock Table III. 2. Influences on debt stock Table III. 3. Term to maturity and refixing Table III. 4. Ownership of local-currency marketable debt Figure III. 1. Interest rates, Yield-to-maturity (YTM) Cameroon policy notes I. Introduction II. Description of debt instruments Marketable debt Bonds Fixed rate income instruments. Index-linked bondsVariable-rate notes Other Non-marketable debt III. Selling techniques IV. Other information V. Source Gabon Table III. 1. Debt stock Table III. 2. Influences on debt stock Table III. 3. Term to maturity and refixing Table III. 4. Ownership of local-currency marketable debt Gabon policy notes I. Introduction II. Description of debt instruments Marketable debt Non-marketable debt III. Selling techniques Kenya Table III. 1. Debt stock Table III. 2. Influences on debt stock Table III. 3. Term to maturity and refixing.