Managers of Wealth Africa

The Big Cybersecurity Question When It Comes To SA’s Digital Banks

Closer to home, a certain South African bank fell victim to serious cybercrime in 2016, losing around R300 million in an ATM fraud hit from Japan.

Top Deacons owners lose Sh1.2bn at Nairobi bourse

The top 10 owners collectively held 82.2 million shares at listing, valued at Sh1.23 billion but that has now fallen to just Sh36.8 million.

Research - Non-financial performance measurement is biggest hurdle for ESG investing

This more nuanced approach to sustainable investment requires the development of more complex metrics, benchmarking and monitoring.

Tackling perceptions of African finance risk

Amr Kamel, the bank’s executive vice president for business development and corporate banking, was speaking at the opening of the Afreximbank Annual Customer Due Diligence and Corporate Governance (ACDICOG) forum on 9 November,

Gordhan’s daughter received no direct payments as non-executive director - Investec

Gordhan defended his daughter

Why Ghana Remains A Good Place For Business

This is essential in catalyzing growth, creating jobs and reducing poverty in the nation and Africa at large.

Meet SIWWAA, Africa’s First Indigenous Luxury Brand

Africa’s rich, colorful aesthetic rendered in refined, finely crafted designs.

12 Listed Banks Post N634.88bn Net Profit In Q3

Majority of Nigerian banks have demonstrated their resilience in the last two years amid macro-economic challenges, which weighed on credit expansion, asset quality and capital adequacy to record positive performances.

Kenya’s largest bank sent close to 1000 employees home packing in 2017 alone

The bank also rolled out a Sh2 billion early retirement programme that saw 316 employees depart from the company.

‘Banking is beyond keeping money’

Wigwe described the celebration as an opportunity to appreciate the results recorded so far, while still setting the pace for better achievements in the coming years.

Luxury liquor brands rich Africans love

These are the alcohol labels that Africa's ultra-wealthy love to drink.

Mauritius: Offshore on the radar

Improving the image of the financial services sector and driving its expansion are high on the government’s agenda for growth.

Foreign investors, govt divest from banks

The report shows that 15 banks out of the 26 lenders had partial or full foreign ownership in 2017, with five banks having substantial foreign ownership above 50 per cent.

‘Rich’ counties set for additional cash

Of special concern is the need to allocate resources for the development of slum areas in major urban centres.

Access reiterates commitment to sustainable banking

“The business of banking for us goes beyond keeping the money."

AfDB economic report showcases Zim investment opportunities

The meeting was attended by Zimbabwean government officials, representatives of public and private sectors as well as other development partners based in the country.

Nigeria economic recovery plan is a step in right direction – KPMG

He discussed the state of the Nigerian Economy with CNBC Africa’s Christy Cole on the side-lines of the KPMG CFO Forum

Africa’s overlooked business revolution

Global business leaders who misunderstand Africa run the risk of missing out on one of the 21st century’s great growth opportunities.

Fitch confirms ratings of SA's major banks at notch below investment grade

Fitch said the major players were weakened by a "concentration of activities" in SA.

Report exposes secrets and dodgy tactics of banks and auditors

The aim of the report is to show that this is a systematic problem, particularly with financial firms in South Africa

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