Managers of Wealth Africa

Jersey – Supporting Economic Growth and Job Creation in Africa

A study published in 2014 by Jersey Finance found that over the next 30 years, Africa needs to invest US$85 trillion in its infrastructure to support its growing population

S. Africa's Sanlam buys out Nigerian insurance business from First Bank

Sanlam did not disclose the value of the deal

New era for RMB Holdings as shareholders vote in favour of unbundling FirstRand

The group's property business does not directly own any physical property.

Pandemic bond: EA states to access up to $15m from World Bank

The payouts will be in addition to the $1.74 billion that the World Bank has already disbursed to Kenya, Ethiopia, Uganda, Somalia and Rwanda in the past three months in form of loans and grants, meant for Covid-19 response, budgetary support and for figh

EMEA fixed income investors bid on ESG for superior returns

EMEA investors have the highest proportion of investments covered by ESG considerations

Investing in girls, women’s empowerment in Africa

One important aspect introduced by SWEDD 2 is the enhanced attention to strengthen legal frameworks that promote women's rights to health and education.

A Strategic Vision And Results That Are Transforming Africa

Structural transformation is needed to create more jobs, reduce poverty and accomplish sustainable development objectives

Pensions may fund recovery

ANC proposes greater financial intervention to revive economy after pandemic

Oran Hall | Weighing The Two Types Of Pension Plans

The employee may also make a voluntary, or optional, contribution, which is also a stated percentage of taxable salary up to which each employee may contribute.

Deal Making In East And Horn Of Africa Amidst The Current Pandemic

Most investors have currently put negotiations on investment projects on hold but are set to deploy capital as soon as there is some confidence in the business environment.

Should investors join the rush?

The reality is that an offshore investment should always be on your investment to-do list, and the main reason for this is diversification, both by asset class and currency.

Carlyle spins out African team as it ends plans for new fund

The move comes as the coronavirus pandemic upends global markets, with the International Monetary Fund predicting sub-Saharan Africa’s economy will shrink by 1.6% this year, the worst on record.

An income for life: Understanding living annuities

What to consider when making this critical decision.

Zambia hires Lazard to advise on $11bn debt burden

Nation seen as next big test for whether debt-distressed countries can secure deals

Equity halts Sh9 billion dividend on Corona fears

The bank was scheduled to pay the dividend on July 24 to shareholders on record as of June 12.

Odds stacked against investment industry as Covid-19 hits pension contributions

South Africa has experienced low economic growth for the past few years.

Centurion Plus launches a full-suite Tax and Investment Service for Africa

The investment desk would be of immense benefit to African businesses and other foreign investors seeking to position themselves strategically

Rwanda Insurance companies rake in Rwf46 billion in 2019

The sector makes profits from other investments such as real estate, equities, and government securities.

'SA can't pull itself up by its bootstraps. There isn't money': Why global losses worry local experts

R130 billion of the package will be supported by reprioritising funds from South Africa's existing budget, while the rest must be funded externally.

Are fund managers in the country walking on thin ice?

A significant portion of banks capital in the form of customers’ deposits is invested in Government securities.

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