La Boad renforce son arsenal financier pour soutenir le développement de l’UEMOA
The West African Development Bank (BOAD) has increased its sovereign credit insurance policy to 297.6 billion CFA francs, or nearly €454 million, as part of its Djoliba strategic plan. This operation increases the institution's financing capacity and consolidates the strength of its model, while strengthening market confidence in the quality of its assets.
The increase in the policy allows BOAD to further secure its portfolio and improve its average rating, a determining factor in attracting new investors and financial partners.
The combination of credit insurance and securitisation mechanisms optimises risk management and paves the way for more efficient mobilisation of resources for Member States.
This approach reflects a proactive approach to financing regional development, ensuring that UEMOA's structuring projects have reliable and predictable resources.
It also highlights the role of BOAD as a catalyst for investment and a strategic lever for growth.
By strengthening its financial instruments and its capacity for intervention, the bank is positioning itself as a central player in supporting economic integration, improving access to financing and supporting the transformation of West African economies.
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