Zimbabwean governor says banks more stable

Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe moved to address credit risk and liquidity constraints

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The stability of the banking sector in Zimbabwe has "significantly improved" according to central bank governor John Mangudya, who insisted the sector "remains safe and sound" in a statement on July 3.

He noted the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe had taken action to address the high level of non-performing loans and liquidity constraints in the sector, including through the creation of the Zimbabwe Asset Management Corporation to help "cleanse" balance sheets.

"It is envisaged that the measures

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