Treasury indicates that US$1.3 billion will be paid at maturity and US$1.5 billion will be restructured under ABANSA proposal
Written by Coralia CuellarIn the interview Frente a Frente, Minister of Finance, Jerson Posada, detailed that the total short term debt amounts to US$2.8 billion; and although he assured that this debt will always be paid, he explained that US$1.5 billion will be included in the restructuring of terms offered by ABANSA (Asociación Bancaria Salvadoreña).
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Written by Leydin SortoThe Government of El Salvador and FAO promote investment of US$21.3 million in the coffee sector
Written by Leydin SortoAccording to the analysis presented at the national forum "Coffee in El Salvador: current outlook, perspectives and opportunities", investing in production, post-harvest management and commercialization could generate returns of 22% and impact 99 thousand people in the area.
Invoicing mistakes that can complicate business revenue control
Written by Miguel CrespínMany entrepreneurs consider business administrative tasks as a tedious activity and a waste of time.
The Banco Central de Reserva, BCR, through its social networks, is carrying out a campaign to educate and orient the salvadoran population about the characteristics of the US$100 bill.
According to the most recent data provided by the Superintendencia del Sistema Financiero (SSF), the loan portfolio has been increasing compared to the same period last year.
Economist warns that interest rates are unknown in proposal sent by ABANSA
Written by Leydin SortoIn a radio interview, the former President of the Banco Central de Reserva (BCR) Carlos Acevedo, salvadoran economist, explained that the bank proposes to change the conditions of short-term debt, which does not exist today. However, the interest rates are not known, which is a component of any refinancing structure.
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How to have a wedding without damaging personal finances
Written by Miguel CrespínA wedding is expected to be a unique and absolutely perfect day, but is it really worth putting your parents in debt or starting the relationship in the red, just to have one special moment?