Managers of Wealth Africa

KPMG: Boards Are Deepening Their Involvement In Strategy, Refining Oversight Of Risk As Global Volatility Rises

Ongoing challenges include linking strategy and risk, and addressing growing cyber security risks

What South Africa’s richest 1% are worth

This gives an average net worth of $1.15 million R16 million for all one-percenters.

It's Africa's time to shine

Four years previously, Nigerians had criticised a BBC documentary series, ‘Welcome to Lagos’, which exposed a community living off mountains of rubbish.

RBC Wealth Management outlines four key risks weighing on investors’ minds

Although a concern, investors should accept volatility as the new norm and look for opportunities for those businesses where fundamentals remain strong

Fitch: No Change in Standard Bank’s Support for Stanbic IBTC over FRCN Sanction

SBG has a majority 53.25 per cent stake in Stanbic IBTC Holdings.

Mauritius easiest African country to do businesss, says World Bank report

The detailed report also includes data on the regulation of labour markets

Hong Kong investors buying into London shops rise

The number of stores on Oxford Street, London owned by Hong Kong investors has risen nearly two times over the past two years, making Hong Kong the second largest ownership group behind investors of UK origin.

Weathering Global Ups-and-Downs to Grow Africa's Economies

We introduced a new, stable, floating currency whose value, as with most countries' currencies, is determined by the market.

Ethiopia outperforms Sub-Saharan countries in World Bank index

The report showed that Ethiopia was among the best performers in the region on enforcing Contracts, with a global ranking of 84 and is placed seventh in the region.

Analysts say Nigeria’s Tough Rules against Investors, Evidences of Fiscal Pressures From Oil Rout

MTN Group Ltd. was fined $5.2 billion by Nigeria’s telecommunications regulator last week, more than 20 percent of the mobile-phone company’s market value,

Africa’s rise is stalled by the Chinese slowdown

The continent’s economies have been less resilient than was hoped

Africa’s Biggest Economy Defying Currency Critics Chokes Growth

Devaluing the naira may give opposition parties the opportunity to claim that Emefiele’s main supporter, President Muhammadu Buhari, has lost control of the economy.

Algeria will move to free private sector, but slowly: economist

Reforms will come at a slow pace due to bureaucracy

Sovereign Wealth Funds Face Their Rainy Day

The 46 countries that have at least one sovereign wealth fund have largely set them up for a rainy day.

“Doing Business 2016: Measuring Regulatory Quality and Efficiency”

The report measures regulations affecting 10 areas of the life of a business: starting a business

India-Africa Ties Bring Mutual Benefits, Says KPMG-CII Report

Closer relations between India and Africa will produce tremendous benefits for both in key sectors such as energy, pharmaceuticals and agriculture, according to an industry report.

How do countries go bankrupt?

‘How did you go bankrupt? Two ways. Gradually but then suddenly’.

Time to throw out the Brics and find some new friends

Maybe we should follow China's example and have tea with the Queen of England?

African growth feels the strain from China’s slowdown

But in its regional economic outlook, the IMF has sharply revised downwards its forecast for gross domestic growth for sub-Saharan Africa this year from 4.5 per cent in April to 3.75 per cent

Africa Scoops Five Places In Emerging Markets' Top 10 Property 'Risk Index'

Reasons cited for Africa having secured half of the top 10 most attractive emerging market locations include a growing middle class population

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