Managers of Wealth Africa

Robust liquidity anchors stable funding rates

Funds parked in the SDF corridor averaged NGN4.6trn in April

Elevated FY ’25 debt servicing, easing ahead

Cumulatively, Nigeria’s external debt service obligations increased to almost USD5.2bn in FY ’25,

FMDA projects N10.53 trillion inflows in May on heavy OMO maturities

The anticipated increase from April’s N9.08 trillion signals a stronger liquidity environment that could shape interest rate movements and investment decisions across the market.

1,540 businesses facing insolvency in South Africa

The world leader in trade credit insurance said that global business insolvencies will rise by 6% in 2026.

Kenya eyes $600M in World Bank emergency funds

The Iran war has hastened calls for greater industrial investment on the continent to reduce its reliance on imports.

Bank of Ghana expected to post GH¢15.6bn loss for 2025 financial year

“The bank reported a net cost or loss for 2025 of 15.6 billion Ghana cedis compared to a loss of 9.6 billion in 2024.

Guernsey structuring solutions for South Africans

Over time, conversations move away from “offshore for tax planning reasons” and towards order, resilience and continuity.

GoldBod triples revenue, cuts spending, generates surplus of GH₵909.8m in 2025

In contrast, total expenditure declined from GH₵129.7 million in 2024 to GH₵109.4 million in 2025, reflecting fiscal prudence even as the institution assumed significantly broader responsibilities.

African Development Bank Group approves $48.8 million to restore essential services and strengthen resilience in eastern DR Congo

The project will finance the rehabilitation and equipping of climate-resilient social infrastructure to restore basic social services, including health, education and vocational training, water, sanitation and hygiene.

DTB Uganda Wins Client Service Award At Ura Bankers Conference

They said this award underscores the bank's commitment to providing accessible and responsive financial solutions that simplify tax compliance for all Ugandans.

Zenith Bank launches Côte d’Ivoire subsidiary, strengthens Francophone West Africa presence

The launch represents a strategic move to deepen the Bank’s presence in Francophone West Africa

Bad news about insurance premiums in South Africa

Nondumo explained that this is not just a local issue but part of a broader global trend that has intensified over the past decade.

Iconic South African company at the centre of a bidding war

The sale process is being run by Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Morgan Stanley, they added, asking not to be named discussing private information.

Investor appetite weakens for long-term debt as 364-day Treasury Bill attracts only half of bids

The undersubscription extends a worrying trend that has seen the government struggle to meet its financing targets through domestic borrowing, potentially putting pressure on the cedi and complicating the government's cash management operations.

Domestic resilience, global headwinds

While supply risks remain given the DMO’s ambitious funding targets, domestic liquidity conditions continue to provide a stabilising anchor for the market.

Pension assets on an upward trajectory

This sustained expansion reflects gains from ongoing reforms and initiatives implemented by the regulator

Ethiopia's Biggest Private Bank Makes Its Stock Market Debut on the ESX

The listing is by introduction, meaning no new shares are being issued and no public offer accompanies the debut.

Absa Group CEO outlines five sectors for pension funds in Africa

While acknowledging the need to preserve capital and meet long-term pension obligations, Fihla stressed that the existing model is failing to optimise returns.

Ghana’s economy well positioned to weather global shocks – Absa Group CEO

He said policy measures implemented in recent years have positioned Ghana among a select group of economies better equipped to navigate the current wave of global volatility.

Businesses in South Africa feel the heat

Since the conflict began on 28 February, the rand has shed some of its previous gains — at one point weakening beyond the R17/$ mark — while the benchmark FTSE/JSE All Share Index has fallen 10%.

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