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Certificate Course in French Language
WAIFEM is pleased to have you on board of its new interactive learning environment. Please view the "General Introduction" from the Course Information panel below to learn more about the course. You may also wish to view the introduction to the modules to learn more about what is required of you to successfully complete this course. If you have any additional questions or concerns, please post a message on the "Participants Questions/Suggestions" area of the Discussion Forum or contact the "Support Team". The WAIFEM e-Learning Team wishes you an enjoyable learning experience.
Diploma Course in French Language
WAIFEM is pleased to have you on board of its new interactive learning environment. Please view the "General Introduction" from the Course Information panel below to learn more about the course. You may also wish to view the introduction to the modules to learn more about what is required of you to successfully complete this course. If you have any additional questions or concerns, please post a message on the "Participants Questions/Suggestions" area of the Discussion Forum or contact the "Support Team". The WAIFEM e-Learning Team wishes you an enjoyable learning experience.
Course on Developing Debt Markets: Domestic Debt and International Capital Market
Domestic capital markets have a vital role to play in mobilising long-term capital to assist in recovery from the effect of COVID 19 Pandemic. Deep, efficient and well-regulated domestic capital markets provide macro-economic benefits by supporting the transmission of monetary policy, fostering financial stability, and reducing vulnerabilities to external shocks and sudden interruptions in capital flows. Against this backdrop, countries are developing their domestic debt markets at unprecedented pace and depth, contributing to the fundamental transformation in their financial systems and the debt portfolio. In addition, capital account liberalisation has provided developing countries with increased access to global debt capital and finance markets financing and other types of syndicated lending markets. However, both the domestic and global markets are highly dynamic, posing challenges for the development of domestic securities markets and overall macro-economic management
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