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An African Diaspora Bond for infrastructure development: Lessons learnt from India, Israel, and Islamic bonds

Aug 31, 2012 | W. Gumede, D. Monyae, K. Motshidi | DBSA

This policy brief discusses the establishment of an African diaspora bond, which will serve to supplement existing development finance for infrastructure development.

Theme: Long-Term Finance and Capital Markets, Islamic Finance | Pages: 8
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