LOCAL GOVERNMENT BORROWING - ppiaf
LOCAL GOVERNMENT BORROWING - ppiaf
LOCAL GOVERNMENT BORROWING - ppiaf
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• Mexico’s System Reform:<br />
Mexico: a Stable,<br />
Growing Market<br />
• Require that all sub-national governments be rated by two independent<br />
credit-rating rating agencies, in order to borrow<br />
• Link capital provisioning to credit rating<br />
• The riskier the credit, the more the lender has to set aside as capital<br />
provision—i.e., i.e., leverage is linked to credit risk<br />
• Applies to all lenders: national development bank, commercial banks, b<br />
municipal bond issuance<br />
• Allow municipal borrowing against security of future flows of federal<br />
transfers<br />
• Requires independent trustee and escrow account to receive transfers that will<br />
be used for debt service. Avoids risk that state will re-allocate funds to its<br />
general budget. Voluntary contract by local government to use portion p<br />
of<br />
future transfers to finance borrowing.<br />
• Permit privately managed retirement funds to invest in municipal debt