08/03/2015
A new research from PwC projects that traditional assets under management in 12 markets across Africa will rise to around $1,098 billion by 2020 from a 2008 total of $293 billion.
08/03/2015
South Africa is expected to remain home to most of the continent’s wealthy.
07/31/2015
South African bonds are up against quickening inflation, rising interest rates and the prospect of a Federal Reserve rate increase.
07/31/2015
Zenith bank which is regarded as one of the most stable and reliable banks in Nigeria as of today pays its entry level staff about N110,000
07/30/2015
Roundtable sheds some light on what it takes to thrive in the world’s fastest growing continent.
07/30/2015
Ilse French, PwC Africa Asset Management Leader
07/29/2015
A joint project between the Law Society and the Nigerian Capital Markets Solicitors Association, the report reviews the current situation in the country and recommends a number of key reforms that will help achieve greater market participation.
07/29/2015
Collectively, the foundations on the list have total assets of US$83.1 billion – equivalent to 29.7% of combined net worth of the UHNW individuals who established them.
07/29/2015
Gartner annually analyzes and publishes its market share and rankings for the previous calendar year across all Technology related capabilities
07/29/2015
Greyton, A small town located in the Overberg area of the Western Cape, is emerging as a second home hotspot for Cape Town millionaires.
07/28/2015
One way to look at this is to understand how Venture Capital and Private Equity investors view each country.
07/28/2015
Forget 'old' money like MTN and Dangote, there’s a new ‘middle-class’ emerging, with retail and banks the stars in new wave of expansion.
07/27/2015
AfriTrack services would normally be concluded within a period of one to three months
07/26/2015
Deloitte "Middle East Point of View"
07/24/2015
Outgoing African Development Bank president Donald Kaberuka says Africa must focus on economic stability amid struggles with deficit and debt
07/23/2015
High levels of government intervention, high tax rates, complicated investment opportunities and a high level of trade union involvement have weighed down South Africa’s wealth scorecard
07/23/2015
According to estimates from Thomson Reuters/Freeman Consulting, Sub-Saharan African investment banking fees reached $154.7 million during the half of 2015
07/22/2015
With attention often focused on the fast growing economies in the rest of the region, Mena Fund Manager looks at the investment environment for Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia
07/21/2015
The Mozambique banking sector, which has high growth and good business prospects arising from foreign investment in exploration of natural resources
07/21/2015
As a proud African, it gives me enormous pride to witness our beloved continent's economic transformation.