Managers of Wealth Africa

Some experts are uncertain of what to expect from money markets in H2 2020

In the meantime, liquidity in the Nigerian banking system is said to be below N100 billion

Assessing Private Sector Intervention in Covid-19 Fight

The bank’s role in the collaboration underscores its well-known visionary and exemplary leadership initiative in times of crises.

How far will the R3bn recapitalisation take the Land Bank?

The recapitalisation won't solve all Land Bank's problems

Banks, Other Lenders Urged to Finance Africa’s Economy

On his part, CEO, Ghana Investment Promotion Centre, Mr. Yofi Grant, said lack of capital goes with poor institutional growth and because most of our companies start from a micro-space so it becomes difficult to make big leaps, hence we need great thinker

South African banks need to do more to ensure financial inclusion

In general, there are four dimensions of financial inclusion: access, usage, quality and welfare

Report: African Banks Contribute 2% Of Global Profits

They contribute two per cent of global profits and deliver a 19.49 per cent return on capital — the third highest level in the world”

Kenya among top destinations in Africa attracting venture capital

The financing usually comes from well-off investors, investment banks and other financial institutions and can be provided in technical or managerial expertise.

Contraction shows SA's reforms are a day late and a rand short

I look at these figures with the labour force survey figures recently.

SA needs wealth creation policies, too

It uses a Total Early-Stage Entrepreneurial Activity measure to illustrate that only 10.7% of the working age population was involved in entrepreneurial activities in 2019, which is lower than the regional and world averages.

African banking after the crisis

Here’s how African banks can manage the impact of COVID-19—and prepare for recovery.

Kenya’s Economy Gaining Momentum Despite Virus Effects, Outlook However Uncertain -CBK

Last month, the committee however left the economy’s growth forecast for the year at 2.3 percent.

How to boost cross-border financing solutions in Africa

“These (standards) have not been effective because every country wants to do things in a way that befits them. They are not looking at the bigger market.”

Analysts Predict Liquidity Boost with Maturing Fixed Income Instruments

So, with N5 trillion against N2 trillion, you can see that the demand for investment would become very high and it would then affect returns going forward.

Renewed activity observed across global residential markets: Savills

Once travel restrictions into Singapore are eased, Cheong expects ultra high-net-worth Chinese buyers to snap up properties in the city-state.

Wealthy Africans are shopping for foreign passports

If a Nigerian passport opens few doors, buy a Maltese one

These are the best online banks, according to South Africans

InSites-Consulting said that the battle between Capitec and FNB is likely to continue as both banks adopt varying strategies

44% of Africa’s financial wealth is stacked offshore with tax revenue losses of €17bn

The report which was published during a virtual launch yesterday provides comparable tax transparency statistics to aid decision makers to address illicit fund flows.

Nigeria: Reformations: Can The Pension Reform Act 2014 Go Further?

Remitting Contributions: An employer is obliged to remit pension contributions within seven (7) working days after payment of salary to the Pension Fund Custodian

Mboweni wants to encourage pension funds to invest in infrastructure

The move would require an amendment to regulation 28 of the Pension Funds Act which governs investments made by pension funds

Money makes the world go round: Understanding financial behaviour in South Africa

We provide a glimpse into how South Africans bank, what financial decisions they have made - both pre- and during Covid-19

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