Managers of Wealth Africa

NSE’s capitalisation hits N14tr mark amid sustained bulls run

Analysts at Afrinvest Limited, said: “We remain optimistic about a sustained bullish run as we approach earnings season.”

Forex reserves drop after State’s external payments

“The government has to make some external payments, on those loans that they have. We are making those payments for them,” said Dr Njoroge without giving specifics.

South African Plan Must Address Constraints or Fail, Central Bank Says

After the economy shrank the most on record in the second quarter, the country was hit by a new wave of electricity outages, known locally as loadshedding, in July.

EBRD, EU and partners support green investments in Morocco

Two key programmes, cumulatively worth €253 million, are supporting a green response in the country through EBRD finance, complemented by EU grants.

Banks restructure Sh1.1 trillion loans on Covid cash woes

Data by the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS) shows the number of people in employment fell to 15.87 million between April and end of June compared to 17.59 million the previous quarter.

Trade and Development Bank donates half a million dollars to COVID-19 response in Africa

The donation is being made to the African Union through the COVID-19 Response Fund as part of TBD’s COVID-19 Emergency Response Programme (CERP).

South African Stocks Edge Toward Quarterly Gain

An index of gold stocks is climbing for the eight consecutive quarter, the longest-ever such winning streak.

How declining interest rates, others drive a shift in Nigeria’s investment sector

It has been noted that the declining rates of interest have forced savers to turn to mutual funds.

UBA’s Chairman, Tony Elumelu, Named in “TIME 100”

One of only four Africans on the 2020 listing

The path towards a future that matters

There are two key issues that provide the context for the question around how asset managers are likely to evolve in years to come.

South Africa Pins Infrastructure Hopes on Green-Bond Appetite

“There is a shortage of 140 billion rand in phase one, and a large part of that will come from green bonds,” said Patricia de Lille, the minister in charge of the public works department that’s overseeing the program.

Stabilising Economy with Unorthodox Monetary Policy

Already, Gross Domestic Product (GDP) figures already released by countries across the world showed that a lot of economies have also slipped into recession.

Kenya’s most savvy investors

They know in the end, everything will fall in place.

Educate workers on using pension to acquire houses

Pension schemes have up to next September to review the rules to allow this early access to their savings.

ARC Investments U-turns on rights offer plan

But questions about the sizeable fund management fee remain

Zimbabwe stock market can boost your income

This was not the first time Mr Bgoni has tweeted about lack of participation by retail and individual investors on the equities market.

How foreign exchange risks and others affect the Nigerian pension industry

A report has analysed risks militating against the Pension industry in Nigeria.

Harnessing Nigeria’s fintech potential

How stakeholders could position the fintech sector for growth now and beyond the crisis.

Business leaders chart path to advance Nigeria’s economic development

He said the OML is an annual lecture organised by AIESEC Alumni Nigeria, to address contemporary socio-economic issues of national and international concern.

Foreign investors demand for Nigerian stocks increases to N38.98 billion

Foreign inflow and outflow increased within the months of July and August 2020.

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