Managers of Wealth Africa

Could data prices be responsible for Africa late financial inclusion?

Opinion piece- Are data prices a barrier to financial inclusion in Africa?

Pension funds slowly warming up to private equity

Funds returned to investors jump 123% to R18.3 billion in 2016.

This is why properties in the Cape are still fetching excellent prices

Lightstone data shows that for the Joburg/Sandton area, an average of six to seven residential transactions priced above R20m were recorded annually between 2010 and 2015.

Report on central bank 'reckless': Kganyago

Kganyago's comments came in a Reserve Bank application to the Pretoria High Court to reverse Mkhwebane's instruction.

Cape Town leads luxury residential rental growth while London falls to the bottom of the ranking

The index, which tracks luxury residential rents across 17 cities globally

9 out of 10 richest SA suburbs are in Cape Town

Average price now tops R15m.

Key fund pushes African growth

Therefore sufficient financing needs to step in.

The World Ultra Wealth Report 2017

The number of super-rich 'ultra-high net worth' people in the world is growing

$500 million loaned to Mozambique is currently unaccounted for, according to a new report

Traditional fishing boats sail as Mozambique's tuna fleet sits in dock beneath Maputo's skyline, in this picture taken August 15, 2015.

SA branded among the world’s worst savers

These statistics prove that South Africans are battling to save money.

What could happen to your South African Bitcoin on 1 August

Bitcoin miners, end-users and platforms will need to decide if they want to accept the new, old or both versions of the software.

Tanzania Flying Economy Brightens Africa Growth

The invite-only event will bring together high-calibre and relevant business professionals and government representatives to discuss opportunities for foreign investment in Africa.

Kadaga Chides Government Over Islamic Banking Delay

Islamic banking also paves way for the sharing of net profits or losses between the lender and the beneficiary.

This is why South African banks have won a global award for strength

Lafferty says in back-testing its research model through the financial crisis, it found that there was no relationship between sovereign credit ratings and bank quality

How Etisalat $1.2b loan default impacts Nigerian banks

We believe the banks should easily be able to absorb a shock of this magnitude.

UBS Wealth Management launches white paper on millennial wealth

Global digital connectivity is reshaping how the world approaches wealth, especially in the case of millennials and their advisers.

Income Inequality Is Strongly Linked to How Well Countries Convert Wealth into Well-Being

Among the key findings this year and in past years is the fact that we find no evidence of a relationship between GDP and a county’s ability to convert wealth into well-being.

Zimbabweans hold $1 billion in offshore accounts

But had declined to $373 million by the end of that year.

It's Time Africa Acted Over Its Wealth

What Africa needs to do about it is another matter altogether.

Reshaping The Future Of Real Estate For African Cities

When it comes to investments in infrastructure, industrial and commercial structures, and affordable formal housing, African cities have, until now, failed to keep pace with the concentration of people.

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