Managers of Wealth Africa

High demand for foreign currency by Ghanaian traders going to China

It amazes me that since childhood we have been handling and spending cedis but to date people still want to have dollars sometimes.

Nine foreign banks set to enter Kenyan market after CBK lifts freeze

New York-based lender JPMorgan Chase has expressed interest in setting up a representative office in Nairobi

BEIGE Group CEO urges caution with moves to consolidate banks

What should the Bank of Ghana do to make banks stronger and allow them to finance big-ticket transactions and mega infrastructure projects while making room for dominant local players?

Informal sector players to enroll on pension schemes

The company is expected to provide pension management and administrative services to third party defined contribution.

South Sudan officially joins Afreximbank

Mr. Thiik said that South Sudan was determined to accomplish the membership in a speedy manner and that the country considered it a milestone to be part of Afreximbank.

Booming financial sector needs African solutions

Most African countries still lag behind the rest of the world when it comes to the adoption of banking and insurance products.

40 former MPs sue government over pensions owed them

Forty former Members of Parliament, who served under the Kufuor Administration, have sued the attorney general and the finance ministry over pensions owed them.

IRA plans new regulations on Islamic insurance

It may not be a parallel Act for Takaful, but there are those specific regulations which will apply to Takaful only, so that’s what we are going to touch on

Nigerian government receives 2,351 tips

We are following up on cases of non-remittance of pension and NHIS deductions.

BMF calls for legislation to stop banks offering insurance

There are a lot of black executives who are sitting in these financial institutions.

Asset managers raise red flag over worsening outlook

The bond note’s value on the black market, a good gauge of confidence in the unit, has been tumbling, with foreign currency dealers discounting it to the US dollar.

Kenya May Hold Rates as Interest-Cap Law Complicates Policy

The committee shaved a total of 150 basis points off its key policy rate in 2016 in a bid to rejuvenate growth in lending to the private sector

Federal pensioners in Ogun protest 14 months unpaid benefits

A number of us suffer from age related ailments and must be on drug daily.

Kenya central bank head sees Chase Bank's receivership over soon

The central bank froze issuance of new commercial bank licenses in 2015 but it signaled earlier this month it was ready to lift that moratorium, when it said it was finalising two license applications.

ITFC supports private sector and SMEs in West Africa through €40 million syndicated financing agreement with Atlantic Business International

The financing aims at supporting funding access to the Bank and in turn support the SME’s and the private sector in West African OIC member countries

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