Deuda pública del Ecuador, una descripción del financiamiento obtenido gracias a la venta de bonos Globales y Brady, periodo 2019- 2022

The research called "Ecuador’s Public Debt, a Description of the Financing obtained through the Sale of Global and Brady Bonds, in the period 2019-2022" is focused on a description of Ecuador's financing gained through the circulation of Global and Brady Bonds. It is centered on a qua...

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Hlavní autor: Paredes Silva, Michelle Elizabeth (author)
Médium: bachelorThesis
Jazyk:spa
Vydáno: 2024
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Shrnutí:The research called "Ecuador’s Public Debt, a Description of the Financing obtained through the Sale of Global and Brady Bonds, in the period 2019-2022" is focused on a description of Ecuador's financing gained through the circulation of Global and Brady Bonds. It is centered on a qualitative methodology based on documentary analysis of sources such as the Ministry of Economy and Finance and the Central Bank of Ecuador. The research encompasses the period 2019-2022 and it has a longitudinal approach. The study remarks some changes in the principal creditors of Global and Brady Bonds through time, including entities such as The Bank of New York, JP Morgan, and Citibank- USA, whose participation varied, highlights the importance of diversifying funding sources to maintain financial independence and self-governance. Regarding the analysis of bond interest rates, it shows that Ecuador had high interest rates in 2019, but significantly reduced costs by 2022, positioning itself as a country with low interest rates in the region. About the use of bond resources, they were mostly allocated to the Economy, Health, Environment, and Infrastructure, and less to Education, emphasizing the significance of achieving a balanced distribution of resources to support equitable development. Summarizing, the study presents a detailed view of the financing acquired by Ecuador through Global and Brady Bonds during the period 2019-2022. Using a qualitative methodology and documentary analysis, it evidences the changes in creditors and an improvement in the financial competitiveness of the country. The issuance of resources also emphasizes balancing financial priorities with investments in the most important areas for sustainable and fair development.