Managers of Wealth Africa

Nigeria's Federal Government Proposes Enterpreneur Bank To Impove Acsess To Credit Facilities

We think there is a need for a bank that will be a bit more nimble about entrepreneurship

Partech closes $143 million fund for African startups

Partech isn’t the first outside VC firm to target Africa

Peregrine Securities acquisition, merger with Legae approved

This is a very exciting event for both companies and their employees

How Angola Plans to Boost Its Economy Through Mining

Producers previously sold their stones through the opaque government marketing to buyers selected by the government, a process which resulted in prices well below their international prices.

Africa: Top 100 Brands Shortlisted for Africa Finance Award 2019

Six countries will feature in the 2019 awards, namely: South Africa, Ghana, Nigeria, Cameroun, Kenya and Morocco.

South Africa: Nedbank Withdraws Funding for New Coal IPPs

This comes after a corporate policy announced in early 2018 that the bank would no longer fund the construction of any new coal-fired power plants beyond its existing commitments to fund Thabametsi and Khanyisa

Why French companies are exploring East Africa

There are clear signs that French companies are on the move throughout the East African region.

Ghana’s debt hits 172.9 billion cedis

The figure comprises money borrowed within Ghana and that borrowed from investor s outside the country.

Umeme uncertainty, foreign investor flight hurt stockbroker earnings on USE

These factors led to massive sell-offs among listed companies

World leaders seek more investment in Africa

The 2019 World Economic Forum ended in Davos, Switzerland, at the weekend, but not with some takeaways.

Negativity could lead to investors missing out on South African rally: Standard Bank

Even after a 7.2% rally since mid-December, the FTSE JSE Africa All Share Index is still near its cheapest relative to emerging-market peers in almost seven years, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.

Borrowing from pension funds

Ordinarily pension funds always provide the largest pool of idle funds in any economy

Egyptian group Orascom to expand across sub-Saharan Africa, Togo included

The group intends to use a $170 million financing it obtained from the Africa Export Import Bank (AfreximBank)

Sanlam Kenya to focus on growing its insurance services business in new strategy

Under a unified business delivery model, Sanlam Kenya will be stepping up its efforts to explore and retain strategic partnerships with leading local institutions in the public and private sectors

Embrace Insurance, Old Mutual Urges Nigerians

Families have to deal with loss of loved ones, health emergencies caused by accidents or illnesses

Côte d’Ivoire’s SIR financing highlights innovations in Africa’s debt markets

One of the target areas in this reform agenda is the energy sector – a critical growth area for the country.

How SA’s financial indicators compare with other emerging markets

The rand is undervalued but interest rates are nicely in the middle.

Investec and UK government team up to support South African green investor

Investor interest in Africa’s renewable energy sector has been growing in recent years

Map Your Strategy: Building a Pan-African Insurance Company

This partnership became a merger in 2018, when Sanlam fully acquired Saham in a $1.1 billion transaction, purchasing the remaining stake in the company it didn’t already possess.

Pencom to launch micro pension

To ensure seamless operations, PenCom, together with pension fund operators have built robust Information Technology (IT) infrastructure that will support the plan.

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