Managers of Wealth Africa

ABN AMRO’s Insights Report says diamond industry should gear up for change

Says price competition and growth of lab-grown diamonds would impact industry in years to come

The Global Risks Report 2016

The World Economic Forum has just published “The Global Risks Report 2016”. The 11th edition of the study draws attention to ways that global risks could evolve and interact in the next decade.

A Sharp Rise in Wealth for the Global 1%

Tax havens are largely to blame, according to a new study by Oxfam.

Ghana ranked one of the most promising markets

Consumer spending by a fast-growing middle class is as important a growth driver for Africa

30 per cent of Africa’s wealth held offshore -Oxfam

Half of the worlds richest are from the US,17 from Europe with the rest from China,Brazil,Japan, Mexico And Saudi Arabia. among others.

Sub-Saharan Africa M&A Deals Jump 73% To $66.7B In 2015

The report looked at M&A activity that involved foreign companies buying African firms, transactions between African firms and African firms that bought companies.

End the era of tax havens, says Oxfam

An Economy for the 1%

A wealthy and morally corrupt future for Kenya

The survey sampled about 1,854 respondents aged between 18 and 35

South African Real House Prices to Decline in 2016, Absa Says

While inflation in Africa’s second-largest economy remained within the Reserve Bank’s 3 percent to 6 percent target range for the first 11 months of last year, price growth could peak at 7.3 percent in 2016, Barclays Africa, of which Absa is p

Zimbabwe: There's Massive Potential in Zim's Private Equity Market

Capital market players have traditionally looked to listed equities, bonds and the money market for investible asset classes.

Gordhan Sees `Tough Decisions' on Managing South Africa Finances

Gordhan, 66, will present the nation’s budget next month against the backdrop of weakening investor sentiment

Future of SA not all doom and gloom

According to the report, SA needs to diversify its exports beyond the European Union (EU) and China

SA must reject racism and promote transformation, says Standard Bank CEO

Hart is at the centre of a social media racist storm

How banking CEOs were paid in 2015

Pay gap ratios compare favourably with JSE averages

Rise in global wealth of top 1 per cent is harmful to the wellbeing of remaining 99 per cent, shows new research from Oxford Profess

New research by Professor at Said Business School, University of Oxford, identifies worrying relationship between the rise in wealth of top 1 per cent and issues of public health and productivity

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