Managers of Wealth Africa

Nigerian ruling party demands takeover of SA firms

"It is worth it for the Nigerian government to take steps to take over the remaining shares of MTN that are owned by South Africans."

Old Mutual Again Blocks Its CEO From Getting Back to Work

He was gone before lunchtime, having spent most of the morning in a boardroom awaiting a decision on whether he would be allowed to work -- mirroring events almost six weeks earlier.

Why disruption shouldn’t be viewed as a negative thing

Technological developments and rising corporate governance standards are set to reshape the Nigerian banking sector, to the immense benefit of the country’s citizens and institutions

Gulf economies: All that glitters is not gold

Qatar, in a counterintuitive strategy that has earned it the ire of the rulers of Saudi Arabia and the UAE, has sought to achieve the same goal by attempting to be on the right side of the region’s forces of change.

South Africa Offered Opportunity to Lead in 4IR

Cyber Ventures estimates that the global shortfall of cybersecurity jobs will rise to 3,5 million by 2021.

Court adjourns uniCredit’s case against BoG

The shareholders of uniCredit want the court to quash the Bank of Ghana’s revocation of their license which declared uniCredit as insolvent, thus compelling the company to cease operations.

TICAD7 sees signing of 110 MoUs with 26 African countries

The government of Japan has been leading this conference since 1993, co-hosted by United Nations, United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), World Bank and African Union Commission (AUC).

Nigeria: Afreximbank, Mufg Bank Sign MOU for Broad Collaboration FacebookTwitterWhatsApp

The MOU sets a solid foundation for reinforcing the economic bond between Africa and Japan at a time of increasing global trade tensions.

Stanbic lays off 88 staff in voluntary retirement plan

The laid off staff will also get a 25 percent rebate or discount on the balance of any outstanding staff loans settled immediately upon exit.

Moroccan, Japanese Banks sign partnership agreement on sideline of TICAD summit

Through this strategic partnership, concluded on the sidelines of the ongoing 7th Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD-VII), BCP and its subsidiaries position themselves as the ideal banking partners for Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Cor

Tanzania's National Bank of Commerce hit with fine over data rules breach

The country’s financial services sector has been hit by a spike in bad loans, which have stifled the growth of credit to the private sector.

Regulating fintechs in Kenya

Many banking firms also have their own fintech products, but these are governed under the Central Bank of Kenya.

Women heavily targeted in bank card fraud: report

As with any fraudrelated crime, this is an issue that needs urgent attention.

South Africa regulator warns against unregulated wealth firm

It promised 50% or more returns within 30 days

Eskom will go bust by March unless funding model is executed – Treasury

One of the main conditions for the bail-out would be for Eskom to service debt and interest and not to pay bonuses.

KRA targets doctors' payments from 12 foreign insurance firms

The insurance firms include UK-headquartered Bupa International Limited, American-managed health care company Aetna, Allianz Worldwide Care which is headquartered in Ireland, William Russell headquartered in the UK, IHI Danmark a Danish firm and British f

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