Ghana is expecting to secure a $1.15 billion funding from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank by the end of February as bilateral creditors near agreement on the terms of a debt restructuring. Ghana expects to receive $1.15 billion in funding by the end of February.The agreement will pave the way for the approval of a $600 million disbursement, the second part of its $3 billion bailout.The approval by the board will also set in motion the release of two World Bank disbursements amounting to $550 million.The finance minister, Ken Ofori-Atta, expresses confidence in reaching…