Managers of Wealth Africa

Global philanthropy tips $1.5 trillion, report finds

Despite this, 58 percent of the foundations identified do not collaborate with other foundations.

Digital ways can help ease assessing credit risks

Choosing a process that will not encroach too deeply into individual’s privacy is a must

How financially free are you?

Seven steps to bring you closer to financial freedom.

Legislators focus on data privacy risks

Secondly, an increasingly weighty challenge is developing for businesses in terms of managing and protecting the growing amounts and richness of data being collected, used and processed.

It’s time to digitize the shared savings method African grandmothers have used for years

Now, the digitization of stokvels aims to empower a powerful but ignored sector of South African consumers.

Is there still a place for listed property in a diversified portfolio?

Growth, challenges under the spotlight.

Five things making headlines in South Africa today

Choice Lifestyle contravened Sarb Act, Old Mutual to return to the JSE, Capitec’s integrated report, Amplats’ production improved, and mining minister appeals judgement.

REVEALED: The Top 5 cities for graduates seeking finance career

This year, 28 per cent said their first choice would be Dubai.

'Nedbank can help Zim economy'

President Mnangagwa noted how the bank had a presence in economic hubs in Zvishavane (mining) and Mutare (forestry and timber). The Msasa branch (Harare), he said, provided convenience to surrounding industries.

How the rich can help drive change by investing

Top fund managers in Africa who are leading the way on impact investing could do a better job, write Stephanie Giamporcaro and Xolisa Dhlamini

World Bank Cautions African Governments Over Issuing Of Bonds

“Market-based external debt has emerged as a new source of financing for several lower-middle-income countries, but also low-income countries.

Anglophone West Africa’s brightening economic prospects

The region is an important exporter of hard minerals, including gold, diamonds, and manganese, iron and aluminium ores, with Ghana the leading gold producer.

Barclays: “Equities Expected to Continue Outperforming Bonds Despite Current Volatility”

Compiled by Barclays, the quarterly research provides investment commentary for investors around the world.

African Issuers Get Scrutinized as Fears of Hidden Debt Rise

Zambia’s dollar-bond yields climbed to the highest in more than a year last week

Africa’s new debt binge: What are the risks?

Five African countries are currently experiencing problems in servicing their debts, according to the IMF.

Uganda: Accessing Clients' Bank Details - Alternatives for URA

The request could have rattled UBA as, in its response, it reminded URA that this was illegal and outside the mandate of the tax body.

African businesses grow despite difficult macro environment – PwC

PwC points out that about $13.5-billion was raised in the equity capital markets in Africa by African companies in non-African capital markets in 2017 – a 49% increase from 2016.

Dubai’s DIFC looks east for Asian growth strategy

DBS Private Bank, which manages $109bn in assets, has recently established operations in DIFC to provide financial services.

Exclusive interview with Romain Py, Investment Director, AIIM April 15, 2018

AIIM has a diversified investment portfolio spanning 40+ investments in 15 countries with the largest team on the continent dedicated to African infrastructure fund management.

Data to drive more Australian money to private equity

Jose Filomeno dos Santos planned to siphon off $1.5bn when he ran Luanda's sovereign wealth fund, government says.

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