HARARE – The Zimbabwe Asset Management Company (Zamco) — a special purpose vehicle created by government to house banks’ Non-Performing Loans (NPLs) — is now operational and is assessing the extent of the “toxic” debts. Following a surge in NPLs, estimated at around $700 million, the central bank established Zamco in a bid to exclude…
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