Managers of Wealth Africa

Cauris Selects SS&C as Strategic Loan Servicing Partner

Cauris leverages DeFi and blockchain to provide access to institutional-grade investment opportunities in companies expanding access to financial inclusion.

Central African Republic ‘forgot’ to inform its central bank of its BTC plans

But as Bloomberg revealed, there’s one more hurdle—the country’s central bank says it was caught unaware by the government’s BTC plan.

Qatar can be business hub for generating smart solutions

“Smart city is a city that uses technology to improve citizens’ lives."

Bank of Mozambique Seeks to Accelerate Digitalization of Payment System

Gertrudes Tovela, administrator of the Bank of Mozambique, cited by Notícias, believes that the institution has in recent years carried out several actions aimed at modernizing the payment system in the country.

UBA’s Leo: Making banking more convenient, easier

This 3D Avatar also positions UBA to take advantage of the like Metaverse and future innovations.

Asset management firm plans innovative financial products

"We have deployed innovative products that have helped expand our reach and provided varying safe and rewarding investment options for our clients."

Why Organisations Need to Invest in Digital, Customer-Facing Technology

Customer-centric digital transformation projects can increase digital maturity and deliver more value.

Central African Republic adopts bitcoin as an official currency

In the statement, he called it "a decisive step toward opening up new opportunities for our country".

Uganda-based fintech offering onboarding-as-a-service receives scale-up funding

This alleviates one of the key bottlenecks in providing access to credit for consumers in Sub-Saharan Africa

Central African Republic accepts Bitcoin as legal tender

After El Salvador and a Honduras SEZ, and the city of Lugano, the Central African Republic has also accepted the Bitcoin as the legal tender in the country.

Leveraging Centralised Cloud MiFID II Advisory

One way that this regulatory gap may be breached is to implement a digital advisory platform that is ESG and MiFID 2 compliant, underpinned by a goal-based investment planning and advice execution workflow. This will enable institutions to adopt a consist

African startups drew record $5.2bln in venture capital last year - industry group

African startups raised more in 2021 alone than the preceding seven years combined

Nigeria’s TeamApt relaunches Moniepoint product as business bank

The startup raised a multi-million US dollar Series B funding round last year as it looks to expand in the aftermath of switching its focus from B2C from B2B

Digital Banking Is the in-Thing - but It Excludes Many Users in Tanzania and Senegal

Services like mobile money, which allow people to use their mobile phones to make or receive payments, have become quite popular.

Mobile commerce is helping to boost retail growth across Africa

E-commerce has evolved as one of the largest drivers of retail trade today, providing consumers with a way to shop for goods that is convenient and available on the go

Mastercard and Pesalink Sign an MOU to Drive Digital Transformation of Payments in Kenya

Under the terms of the MoU, PesaLink will leverage Mastercard’s technology, expertise, partnerships, and cyber intelligence solutions to diversify its payment capability beyond person-to-person payments.

African Payments Company Cellulant Expands Its Business Platform Into Ghana

Cellulant will roll out Tingg in Ghana in order to provide ways to digitize payments, collect and disburse to customers, the release says.

novobanco goes live with Objectway to lead the way in investment services

Objectway delivered the project using an incremental release plan adhering to agile principles.

Tanzania hosts IMF-led talks on cryptocurrencies

Another similar conference is planned later this year for Sub-Saharan Africa’s Francophone countries.

ImaliPay raises $3m seed to deepen its financial services infrastructure across Africa

According to Mastercard Foundation, the African gig economy is expected to have over 80 million workers by 2030.

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