According to S&P Global Ratings, Ivorian banks appear as the main providers of liquidity to the Senegalese Treasury in the regional market, but their direct exposure remains “contained”. Official figures are clear: subscriptions from institutions based in Abidjan on Senegalese debt in local currency have tripled in one year, reaching 1,800 billion FCFA in September…...
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Senegal dependent on Ivorian banks, but without systemic risk (S&P)
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