Managers of Wealth Africa

Saxo Bank 2018 Outrageous Predictions

Southern African Spring sees South Africa blossom

Global wealth more than doubled since 2002

However, the global financial crisis severely altered the pace and the pattern of wealth creation observed until 2007.

Senegal economy hoping for takeoff with new airport

The new airport boasts six footbridges direct to flight cabins, and will be able to service a range of aircraft including Airbus’s massive A380s.

Addressing intergenerational inequity in Nigerian pension funds

DC’s inter generational inequities however,are subtly suppressed and usually underestimated,yetwith far reaching consequences on future generations.

AVCA says African fund managers capture value, despite rising currency and geopolitical risk

According to the report, 63% of GPs view currency and commodity price volatility as having been the most important macro factors in Africa over the past three years

Nigeria: Bastos-De-Morais - Tech Innovation Is the Future of Africa

Numerous trends continue to show how much progress has been made on the African continent.

Britain charms Zimbabwe

Economists, industrial players, banks and individuals have all applauded the developments.

Standard Chartered's Gautam Duggal on Why Africa is a Good Bet for Returns

This means he has to be exceptionally well versed in who his client base is and what their attitudes are towards investment.

Don’t condemn those with offshore accounts-Lusaka Mayor

Mr Kalumba has since advised Zambians to stop condemning those with offshore accounts.

SMEs repay Fidelity Bank N1.8bn out of N2.5bn — MD

The Managing Director, Fidelity Bank Plc, Mr Nnamdi Okonkwo, has confirmed that small businesses owners that accessed.

FNB anticipates buoyant recovery

The reductions are attributed to continued low inflation, currently at 6.6 percent, high credit cost and sluggish economic growth, among other factors.

Banks to lose local ownership - GN research shows

In Ethiopia state owned banks predominate and in Mozambique, Republic of Congo foreign owned subsidiaries hold the most assets.

SMEs Fault Banks’ Claims On Financing

SMEs Sector Has Faulted Claims By Some Local Banks To Have Hugely Financed Many Businesses In The Sector

EU seeks new start with Africa — again

EU officials insist it’s different this time around.

Dozie - Nigerian Market and Digitisation Will Boost Our Performance

So this 60 million are more than the whole region we were operating in.

Nigeria owes World Bank Group $7.8b

Nigeria will next month be raising $3 billion from the Eurobond market to help fund part of the 2017 budget. “

Zuma's Junk-Avoiding Budget Plans May Hurt South African Growth

Tax increases will damp GDP growth, Citadel’s Herman says

Offshore scandals: Nigeria is paying lip service to tackling dirty money

The global response signalled a strong disapproval of secrecy havens

How the Saudi purge will affect detained billionaires’ assets in Africa

The two businessmen’s venture into Africa preceded the wealthy Gulf nations’ recent interest in financing projects in African markets.

‘Let’s take our money and run’

Offshore exposure is part of diversification but a knee-jerk reaction can be costly.

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