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2012-01-05T01:00:00.000-08:00

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2011-10-20T16:54:00.000-07:00

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2008-10-26T16:30:00.000-07:00

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2008-09-27T20:27:00.001-07:00

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World Bank Approves US$75 Million in Loans for Panama

2008-08-09T19:17:00.000-07:00

World Bank Approves US$75 Million in Loans for Panama

Washington D.C - The World Bank Board of Directors approved two loans totaling US$75 million for Panama to increase access to and quality of basic health services and education among the poor in rural and indigenous areas. "The central objective of the government's program is to tackle poverty and inequality by improving access to health and education programs for poor and underserved groups. This is a very wise investment and the World Bank is pleased to support it," said Laura Frigenti, World Bank Director for Central America. (more)

Recent growth, averaging over 7.5 percent annually during 2004-07, and increased social spending has helped Panama improve social indicators such as infant and child survival and education enrollment rates at all levels, however, access to health and education remains a challenge among poor and indigenous groups. Rural and indigenous communities are the most affected by resilient poverty and inequality. Poverty affects close to 60 percent of the population in rural areas and virtually all people living in indigenous areas, where the poverty rate reaches 98 percent. Nearly 10 percent of Panama's 3.5 million people belong to indigenous groups.

The US$40 million Health Equity and Performance Improvement Project seeks to increase access of underserved rural communities to quality basic health services and improve health system performance by supporting the following components:

1. Increasing access to primary health care services by the poor in rural areas in order to improve mother and child health care. This component uses a results-based approach to ensure access by the poor in underserved rural communities to basic health and preventive services. The package of services to be delivered by networks of public health providers includes children's vaccinations, prevention and treatment of the most frequent children's infectious diseases, prenatal and post-partum controls for mothers, interventions to prevent malnutrition among pregnant women and children under five, and education and health promotion activities.

2. Increasing the capacity of primary health care networks to respond to health care service demand by poor and indigenous rural communities. This component will finance activities to increase the capacity of primary health care networks to better respond to needs of the poor in rural areas. The activities are geared toward increasing the capacity of decentralized health regions to improve quality, continuity and coverage of the poor in rural areas.

3. Strengthening the Ministry of Health's institutional capacity to exercise stewardship over the health sector. This component would support the strengthening the Ministry's capacity for strategic planning, management of information and monitoring results to improve health system performance with an emphasis on fostering health policies for equitable access to health services.

This US$40 million fixed-spread loan is repayable in 20 years and includes a 4.5-year grace period.

Education Quality Improvement Project

The second project approved today for US$35 million is the Education Quality Improvement Project, which seeks to improve the coverage and quality of initial, basic (grades 1-9) and secondary (grades 10-12) education programs in rural and urban marginalized areas.

The project will support the following activities:

1. Improving education quality in basic (grades 1-9) and secondary (grades 10-12) education programs. This component includes the establishment of a focalized national training program for teachers and school administrators in low performing schools, the development of initial and basic education curricula to respond to the cultural specificities of the Ngabe, Bugle, Embera, Wounaan and Naso indigenous groups, and the promotion of Information Technology literacy among students in secondary education, among others.

2. Increasing enrollment levels and successful completion in initial and basic educational programs. This activity includes expanding access to non-formal initial education programs in rural and indigenous areas through Family Centers for Initial Education (CEFACEI) and home-based initial education (EIH) programs; increasing the number of Telebásica distance education centers in rural areas; applying the pedagogical model of Accelerated Primary Education (Educación Primaria Acelerada) to schools in rural and indigenous areas with high proportions of overage students; and establishing a focalized tutors program for students at risk of academic failure.

3. Strengthening the institutional capacity and performance of the Ministry of Education. To this end, this component will advance various capacity building activities, in particular, it will create an integrated Information Management System, and increase the technical capacity of the Ministry to produce timely, user-friendly, policy-relevant education statistics.

The US$35 million fixed-spread loan is repayable in 20 years and includes a five-year grace period.

Source: panama-guide.com

Opinion: What went wrong at Strategic Finance

2008-08-08T02:28:00.000-07:00

Opinion: What went wrong at Strategic Finance

Back on June 26 I wrote the following about Strategic Finance in an article looking at how the biggest finance companies ranked in terms of our Five Survivability factors (Diversified funding, diversified lending, strong corporate or individual shareholder, an investment grade credit rating and a local bank funding line).

Strategic had none of the 5 survivability factors. Hanover Finance also had none of these factors. Both have now closed their doors.

Strategic Finance is exposed completely to residential property developers, has a (not strong) corporate backer in Allco HIT, does not have a local bank funding line and is exposed almost completely to retail debenture funding. Allco Finance Group, which owns a stake in Allco HIT, is trying to renegotiate its own funding with its banks in Australia and is not in a position to inject capital into Strategic if needed.

Strategic has used up all its NZ$75 million funding line from BOS International (Halifax Bank of Scotland), which does not rank as a local bank. It has said it is confident it can repay maturing debentures from loans as they mature. It has more than four times as much maturing from loans in the next three months than the cash needed to repay debentures maturing over that period.

More than 80% of its loans are capitalising loans and it is currently in the process of looking for a strong corporate backer. One loan to the Hilton Denarau project in Fiji is worth more than 60% of its equity.

After this assessement, Strategic’s management and Allco HIT announced a deal whereby Bank of Scotland took a 19.9% stake in Strategic with an option to go to 49% as part of a management buy out plan that would see founder Jock Hobbs, CEO Kerry Finnigan and other executives own the rest. In return, Bank of Scotland would double its funding line to NZ$150 million.

This plan appears however to have been scuttled as a steady stream of exiting investors turned to a torrent after the closures of Hanover Finance, Canterbury Mortgage Trust, AMP NZ Property, the Guardian Mortgage Fund and part of the AXA Mortgage Backed Bonds fund. Bank of Scotland now wants a recapitalisation plan suggests debenture holders will share some of the pain through a debt for equity swap and delayed repayment schedule.

What appears stunning is that Bank of Scotland agreed to double its funding line in the first place. Strategic was haemmoraghing cash at an enormous rate even as it announced the capital backing deal.

Strategic Finance’s interim report shows it owed around 20,000 New Zealanders NZ$455.4 million worth of debentures, deposits and subordinated notes as at the end of December 2007, which was actually up from NZ$450.4 million a year earlier.

But within 7 months those debentures had slumped to NZ$300 million, Strategic has admitted. These December 31 accounts showed that NZ$141 million worth of debentures were due to mature within the 6 months to June 30. A further NZ$115 million were due to mature in the following 6 months to December 31.

This means virtually no Strategic investors reinvested over the 7 months to the end of July and there must have been no net new money invested. This is utterly unsustainable for a company that depended on debentures for all its funding apart from a funding line from Bank of Scotland, which had been all used up by the end of June.

Strategic declined to comply with a request from the NZX in April to supply its debenture reinvestment rate. It also declined again in June to answer a similar question from interest.co.nz.

The December 31 accounts show the board approved a dividend to Allco Hit of NZ$12.6 million to be paid in March. This was irresponsible at a time when investors pulling NZ$20 million a month out of Strategic.

I am surprised the trustee for Strategic Finance, Perpetual Trust, allowed Strategic to continue on as long as it has. Perpetual seems not to have been involved at all in the decisions so far about Strategic’s ownership or capital backing.

Perpetual has been the trustee for 19 of the 39 finance companies and mortgage trusts that have been frozen or put into receivership in the last 2 years. There is now NZ$5.6 billion frozen in these trusts and companies and 171,500 investors who cannot get their money out, according to our definitive Deep Freeze list on the whole mess.

Source: interest.co.nz

Pakistan on verge of financial crisis

2008-08-01T20:23:00.000-07:00

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Pakistan on verge of financial crisis

If you thought the news from this region of the world could get any worse, think again. News has surfaced about plummeting foreign exchange reserves in Pakistan. Just last week alone the reserves dropped 2.5%. Most investors want to avoid the political instability and the weak coalition that is holding Pakistan together. Pakistan's reserves now total approximately $10.5B, and are steadily dropping every day. Saudi Arabia has deferred Pakistan's energy payments, and is willing to renegotiate payments at a later date. The government's current account deficit as also fueled already high inflation and the there is a danger this can spiral out of control. This looks like the classic early 90's economic crisis formula: slow down+ no reserves + deficit = hyper inflation.

More importantly we must fear the consequences that will come out of such a financial crisis. If the current government looses its control, we may not like its replacement. The last thing the world needs is a rouge nation with nuclear weapons, no money, and an angry population. This is the doomsday scenario, but there are many more intermediate scenarios that will hurt us just as badly. Since the Pakistani Government's main expenditure is on military and security forces, they are likely to cut back on these costs. They have approximately 300,000 troops on the Indian LOC in "Azad" Kashmir, and they are not likely to cut these forces due to the threat of an Indian invasion. They will cut their security forces in FATA(Federaly administerd Tribal Areas ) and NWFP(Northwest Fronteir Provences). These areas are isolated from the rest of Pakistan as is so a withdrawal of troops would further this isolation. These areas are dominated by Pashtun ethinicity tribes, unlikes the Punjabis or the Sindhis in the east. Pashtuns are by nature more fundementalist, and have more sympathy for extremist elements. This will give safe havens to organizations like Al Queida, the Taliban, LeT, etc. Also, when the locals in the tribal regions have no security or economic livelihood they turn to regional warlords for money and safety. These warlords often engage in arms, human, or drug trafficing to finance their operations.

Looking at this data it is obvious that Pakistan has been propped up by US military aid. If this aid is to drop or cease for any reason, the country will be on the verge of ruin. Unfortunaley most of this aid has been wasted on strategic weapons to standoff with India. Much of that money was not used to fortify government control in FATA, Baluchistan, and NWFP. To make matters worse, this week the CIA has released information that highlights how the ISI (Pakistani Military Intelligence) is heavily comprimised by extremists. Any coup or instability is likely to originate from sympathetic ISI or Military officers. It has long been suspected that the ISI is behind many terrorism incidents in South Asia. This CIA report basicaly confirms much of the West's suspicions. The local population will willingly support a violent coup, if they are in a desperate position. Anti-inflation measures will drive up unemployment, and the population is feeling a sever pinch. Any event that will jepordize the political stability in Pakistan will lead to another round of foreign divestment and further pressure exhange reserves.

These collapses happen very fast, and countries can fall apart in less than 48 hours. Fortunately they have allies in Saudi Arabia and U.A.E that will be willing to finance their debts. Unfortunately, solving this crisis is not that easy, extra finances just postpones the problem rather than fixing it. Much of Pakistan is still rural(even though the land is not neccessarily suited for agriculture), and it will be very difficult to produce economic growth in that area. Much of the population are agianst modernization and westernization since they feel they will degrade their Islamic values. If you thought that the Pakistan saga is over once Bush leaves office and the military aid ends, think again.

This news adds a new dimension to the Islamic Extremist problems that plauges the region. If this nuclear state was to fail, what happens next? And will we be willing to deal with whatever is in control in Pakistan?

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IMF Warns World Credit Risks Remain High

2008-07-30T18:27:00.000-07:00

IMF Warns World Credit Risks Remain High

Sources:
"Year After Subprime Crash, Risks Remain Elevated, Says IMF"
"IMF Gloom Over 'Fragile' Markets and Global Risk"

In the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) Global Financial Stability Report Market Update, released July 28, the IMF warned that the U.S. subprime market crisis continues to trigger turmoil in the global financial markets. As a result, the resilience of emerging markets is being tested and policy trade-offs between inflation, growth, and financial stability are becoming increasingly difficult for policymakers around the world. The IMF addressed three areas in the report; 1) slowing global growth, 2) growing U.S. problems, and 3) governmental responses.

The IMF expects global growth to slow considerably in the near future because of high energy prices and concerns about rising inflation. The inflation risks have caused policymakers to become less supportive of actions to stabilize the financial markets which could lead to higher inflation. The IMF also noted that the U.S. housing market has not stabilized and “a bottom for the housing market is not visible.” This combined with a softening of the housing market in Europe will likely lead to future loan losses. According to the IMF, global financial institutions have written off around $400 billion in bad loans since last August and predict that this cycle could total $945 billion in losses. While these institutions have successfully raised large amounts of capital to cover the losses, the IMF cautioned that additional write offs and slowing worldwide growth could make it more difficult to raise capital.

The IMF did praise the extraordinary steps that central banks in mature markets have taken to prevent systematic risk from spreading. This included the support the U.S. has given to Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae, which the IMF noted would have dire consequences if allowed to fail. According to the IMF, further interventions by governmental authorities, especially in the U.S., will be necessary to prevent systematic risk and preserve the financial stability. Jaime Caruana, Director of the IMF’s Monetary and Capital Markets Department said that, “prompt and transparent government responses, however, will go a long way to relieving the uncertainties.”

Questions:
1) With the IMF’s predictions that less then half of the losses associated with the current crisis have been realized, have we seen the worst of the credit crisis or is the major shock yet to come?
2) Should the multilateral financial institutions such as the IMF and World Bank get involved in the policy making decisions to protect the financial stability of the global markets or should these decisions be left only to individual countries?
3) Between the competing interests of controlling inflation and providing governmental assistance to control financial instability, which should be more important? Since this decision will have worldwide effects, should it be left to each individual country or should a international regulator step in and set up the parameters?

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World Bank Approves US$75 Million in Loans for Panama

World Bank Approves US$75 Million in Loans for Panama

Opinion: What went wrong at Strategic Finance

Opinion: What went wrong at Strategic Finance

Pakistan on verge of financial crisis

Pakistan on verge of financial crisis

IMF Warns World Credit Risks Remain High

IMF Warns World Credit Risks Remain High

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