Managers of Wealth Africa

What’s Next – iOCO’s Simon Just on the future of the workplace

Simon predicts that workforces will have to be combinations of in-office and remote work, where experiences are personalised.

How fintech is driving Africa's digital revolution

By 2017, its "digital payments ecosystem" embraced more than 500 mobile projects connecting almost 100 banks across 34 countries on the continent.

Moroccan Banking Sector Recovery Under Way but Will Be Slow

While we expect the declining trend in LICs to continue, a return to pre-pandemic profitability levels is unlikely until at least 2022 given the slow economic recovery and the still uncertain course of the health crisis.

Profit meets Purpose: Power of Shared Value

Of the 100 largest economic entities in the world, more than two-thirds of them are companies, not countries.

Banking sector dominates the Nigerian stock exchange

The Conglomerates Industry came in third with a turnover of 67,430 million shares for N367.306 million in 612 deals.

‘Jersey’s Relationship With Africa Will Produce Dynamism For Wealth Creation, Management’

Already working with a number of jurisdictions across the continent, we provide a secure platform that supports future outbound African investments

World’s Biggest Stock Owner Grapples With a Child Labor Dilemma

In a global financial world increasingly obsessed with ethical matters, the world’s biggest investors -- from BlackRock Inc. to Fidelity Investments -- are navigating gray areas and trying to figure out the best way to engage.

Fear of victimisation, lack of trust hindering Nigeria’s Whistle-blowing Policy– PACAC

Adesanya called on Nigerians to trust the system, advising whistle-blowers against taking their complaints to multiple anti-graft agencies in order to reduce victimisation.

Some South Africans who have emigrated are having their bank accounts ‘blocked’ – here’s why

“Post-March 2021, we were expecting to see the emigrant blocked accounts fall away, as SARB was no longer a part of the process,” Ndlovu said.

A message to Ramaphosa and government from a South African banking boss

President Cyril Ramaphosa last week also announced the amendment of schedule 2 of the Electricity Regulation Act to increase the NERSA licensing threshold for embedded generation projects from 1 MW to 100 MW.

PwC Announces New Strategy: The New Equation

A new approach is needed.

Bruce Cameron | How SA can get its infrastructure goals off the ground

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Banking sector cleanup: Bank of Ghana needs to be serious – Dr. Atuahene

“We don’t learn from a lot of things that have happened to us, and I believe that we should begin to learn and ensure that speedy actions are taken,” he said.

Afreximbank equips Banque du Caire with $200m intra-African finance

Facility is designed to finance Banque du Caire’s expansion across Africa

The rise of using cryptocurrency in business

Considering the benefits of crypto

Business Talk – In conversation with TransUnion’s Dries Zietsman

His over 20 years of financial services experience is complemented by a master’s degree in business administration.

South Africa Current Account Surplus Widened in 1Q

The larger trade surplus resulted from the value of merchandise exports increasing to a record high while the value of imports rose to a lesser extent, the bank said.

South Africa's business confidence is on the rise, new survey shows

Le Roux pointed out that there are some risks like COVID-19 third wave, the danger of additional lockdown restrictions being imposed and load shedding which could easily knock confidence in the period ahead.

W’Bank Raises GDP Growth Forecast for Nigeria to 1.8%

The report stated that output in Sub-Saharan Africa shrank at an estimated 2.4 per cent in 2020 as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, a milder-than-expected recession.

Here’s how long some people have been sitting without a job in South Africa

The biggest portion of young South Africans with other tertiary qualifications (56%) sit without work for at least a year.

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