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Changes at Credit CorporationCredit Corporation chief executive Peter Aitsi has been appointed to the boards of Credit Corporation finance companies operating in Fiji and the Solomon Islands. Sir Wilson Kamit, CBE, and Allan Marlin have resigned from the board of Credit Corporation.
The following independent directors have been appointed: Richard Sinamoi, James Byron Kruse, Michael Varapik and Sydney George Yates.
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The Papua New Guinea kina’s exchange rate (mid-rate) against its main trading currencies, as of 25 November 2024
USD 0.2522
AUD 0.3872
GBP 0.1994
EUR 0.2391
NZD 0.4296
JPY 39.13
SGD 0.3387Source: Bank of PNG
From the Business Advantage blog
If I were to Invest in Credit Coperation,
1. what are some of the real benefits
2. How many years will it take to accumulate
3. Can you forward me some guide lines as to how much will I need to invest as first timer.
Please await your prompt response.
Dear Emmanuel, this isn’t a great place to have this discussion, but first you should have a look at Credit Corporation’s performance history, which is laid out on their website here, in their annual reports: http://www.creditcorporation.com.pg/index.php/shareholder-information. BSP Capital and Kina Securities are PNG’s two licensed stockbrokers, so they can assist you with the purchase of shares should you wish to proceed.