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Find all the economic and financial information on our Orishas Direct application to download on Play StoreWednesday, September 3, 2025, the Regional Stock Exchange of securities, (BRVM) has admitted the “Social Bond” to its listing CRRH-UEMOA 6.00% 2025 — 2040”, a bond issue of 60 billion FCFA. The operation was launched by the Regional Refinancing Fund UEMOA mortgage (CRRH-UEMOA).
Social Bond dedicated to housing finance
decent for low and middle income households. Its rating marks an advance.
major for sustainable finance in the sub-region.
The operation is structured by Impaxis in the form
of a public offering. It resulted in the show of 60
million bonds of 10,000 FCFA each, with a net coupon of 6%
per year over a maturity of 15 years, with a delay of one year.
Rated SQS1 (Excellent) by Moody's ,
We learn the best possible score for a social instrument
benefits from an international recognition that gives greater credibility to the
regional financial market.
According to the Director General of the BRVM, Dr Edoh According to Kossi Amenounve, this operation highlights “the innovative nature of This program for our market” and “marks for the countries of the Union, a progress towards inclusive and sustainable finance in line with the needs of populations”.
The CRRH-UEMOA Top Manager, Yedau Ogoundele, has
for its part, expressed its pride at the listing of this stock, issued
in 2023 and oversubscribed by 112%, for a total amount of 67.2 billion CFA francs,
of which 60 billion FCFA were finally retained. “A first in our
sub-region,” she said.
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