Managers of Wealth Africa

African banks must ‘adapt or die’ as emerging fintechs evolve into bigger threats

Africa remains home to the largest proportion of unbanked people (estimated to be over 60% in sub-Saharan Africa at last count).

Could pension funds be compelled to invest in infrastructure?

‘It is not the concept that is the problem.’

Banks set to raise stakes in pension assets

As obtained in other developed economies, the Nigerian pension industry has been tipped to rival the banking sector in terms of size and economic importance over the next decade.

Return Of Fired CFO Presents New Headache For Kenya Airways

Carrier Is In Midst Of Debt For Equity Conversion Plan

Is cybercrime costing banks more than money?

The introduction of these omni-channel platforms has led to a need for broader.

Infrastructure Development - Report Shows Cameroon On Good Footing

The AfDB Country Results Brief for Cameroon, which is the first in a series of summary reviews, presents the country's development progress over the last decade.

UAE trade with Africa rockets

The Dubai Chamber of Commerce puts total non-oil trade between Africa and the UAE for 2016 at $24bn

Nigerian Pension Industry: When “Big” Is Not Enough

PenCom Recently Published The Pension Asset And Membership Data For Q3-17

Sabric warns public about scams, bank crime trends

Customers must be extremely vigilant when it comes to giving out personal and confidential information.

Younger South Africans increasingly considering offshore investment - expert

One of the trends noted by Sovereign in SA is an increase in retirement estates.

20 African Start-Ups Enter World Bank’s Digital Acceleration Program

XL Africa Will Help The Start-Ups Attract Early Stage Capital

Capitec gets most likes, Absa flames out

BrandsEye found Capitec had the highest net sentiment for the third consecutive year

World Bank warns Tanzania against hurting investor sentiment

Tanzania’s economic growth has softened, with the rate declining to 6.8% in the first half of 2017

Investment in Africa: Capital will go where it is looked after

The DBSA wants to come up with blue prints for infrastructure investment in Africa and sees events like the First Roundtable on Infrastructure Governance as an important part of the process to reach mutual goals.

First Bank of Nigeria Debunks The Myths Of Private Banking In Africa

Private Banking Plays A Pivotal Role In The Nigerian Economy

We Believe Risk Assets Across Europe Offer The Potential For Attractive Returns

Corporate Hybrids Are A Source Of Potentially Attractive Returns

Invest SA Working With World Bank To Improve Ease Of Doing Business

The South African Government’s Invest SA Is Working With The World Bank To Improve The Ease Of Doing Business In The Country

Amacree reveals real reason ex-Pension boss was reinstated

According to Amacree, “The HoS said she advised the President not to reinstate Maina. So, let someone come out and tell us the truth.

Dubai Spends $27m To Promote African Investment Opportunities

Dubai Chamber Says Efforts Have Given Major Boost To UAE-Africa Trade Ties Over Last 5 Years

Boosting Infrastructure Investment by Addressing Governance Gaps

This is the first of a series of roundtables about infrastructure governance that will be organized around the world in the months to come.

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