Managers of Wealth Africa

Nigeria: Investors Lose N44.9 Billion On Equities

Performance across sectors under our coverage was bullish as three of six indices advanced, one lost, while oil and gas and AFR-ICT indices remained unchanged.

Zambia: Zanaco to enter micro-finance as part of digital push, says CEO

Microfinance borrowers from Zanaco will also be able to have a savings account, he said.

Bonds turnover down as investors go for safe assets

The decline in secondary bond turnover can be attributed to investors’ preference to hold safe assets at the moment due to the uncertainty in the market affecting the performance of riskier asset classes

CITITRUST Holdings Plc emerges investment holding company of the year 2019.

According to the award citation, the Awards Review Committee was impressed by its strategic vision, disciplined execution and solid competitive positions of its investee companies and subsidiaries. Receiving the award on behalf of the company.

Laying down the foundation for pensions to fund infrastructure spend

These talks were on the back of an ANC proposal, which leaked in mid-May, to amend Regulation 28 of the Pension funds Act to allow for greater investment in public infrastructure spending.

Shelter Afrique now eyes bond market as loss falls

It also listed a Sh5 billion five-year medium-term unsecured note on the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) in 2013, maturing in September 2018.

Shilling dips, NSE sheds Sh110bn after economy reopening

The pandemic has battered the economy and delivered mass jobs cuts with the Treasury projecting growth to slow to 2.5 percent this year from 5.4 percent last year.

Cititrust Holdings Plc Wins Global Finance Award

Cititrust Holdings Plc is designated winner of the ‘Decade of Excellence Investment Holding Company Africa 2020’ category.

Equity Group eyes Sh50bn long-term debt in three years

Equity’s Sh22.89 billion loan or about 40 per cent of its current borrowings will mature by March 2023, the information in its latest annual report shows.

Global Credit affirms Kenya Re’s stable outlook on strong capital, liquidity

The agency said the international scale financial strength rating was lowered to reflect higher operating risk in jurisdictions where gross premiums are derived.

Stima Sacco restructures Sh450m customer loans

Banks had restructured loans worth Sh679.6 billion or 23.4 per cent of the total loan book by the end of May.

Older South Africans are taking their wealth and pensions offshore

Pension taking Offshores by the Old South African

EAC partner states urged to open air transport services

“Opening of regional aviation sector will stimulate economic activities not only in the sector but to also in the tourism sector which has been hard hit by the COVID-19 pandemic.”

How to save on insurance - getting it right the first time

In short, as with previous OSTI reports, the 2019 numbers confirm that motor

Stock market rises further, investors gain N94bnc

The premium subsector was the most active (measured by turnover volume), with 96.97 million shares traded by investors in 1,231 deals.

‘Protect Local Investments And Strengthen Intra-African Trade’

The forum had a diversity of presentations by various economists and was attended by senior government officials and scholars virtually, who discussed policy options to boost economic recovery after months of lockdown caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Fitch warns three EAC members risk lower rating downgrade

The coronavirus shock compounds a marked deterioration in public finances in sub-Saharan Africa, which will be challenging to reverse

Foreign direct investments in East Africa declined in 2019 - report

Inflows to Kenya however dropped by 18 per cent to $1.3 billion compared with $1.6 billion in 2018, despite several new projects in information technology and healthcare.

Investing Offshore: Do you need a foreign will?

Legislation in different foreign jurisdictions may vary substantially with regard to succession, inheritance taxes and validity requirements for the signing of wills.

Two firms set to list on Rwanda bourse

“The year has not been that bad for us in terms of activities and transactions.”

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