Global crises often unsettle markets. But they can also create openings for investors willing to take a longer view. That was the message from analysts and investment advisers during a …
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African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) is pleased to launch the second season of its documentary series, Impact Stories, showcasing transformative projects across two continents. Building on the success of the inaugural …
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Financial services leaders across Africa are entering 2026 with renewed confidence, placing artificial intelligence (AI), cybersecurity, regulatory resilience and strategic growth at the centre of their transformation agendas. This is …
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International Capital Markets and Why African Businesses Still Struggle to Access Cheap Finance
When a European manufacturing firm wants to expand, it can issue a corporate bond at 3–6 percent, negotiate long-tenor bank debt, or raise equity in deep and liquid capital markets. …
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Government of Uganda and Standard Chartered Uganda sign EUR 641.1 million (UGX 2.747 trillion) agreement to finance key infrastructure projects
Minister of Finance, Planning and Economic Development Hon. Matia Kasaija on behalf of the Government of Uganda and Sanjay Rughani the CEO and Head of Coverage, Uganda at Standard Chartered …
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Afreximbank’s Risk Framework Assessed and Registered as Complying with ISO 31000:2018, Reinforcing its Mandate as the Continent’s Leading Trade Finance Institution
African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) (www.Afreximbank.com) has been registered with the ISO 31000:2018 Risk Management Standard by Certification Partner Global (CPG), marking a significant milestone in the Bank’s institutional evolution and …
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The damage caused by payroll fraud and ghost employees is often catastrophic: large sums are lost, and additional spending on investigations and prosecutions. In many cases, the companies forgo legal …
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During a recent media briefing on the state of the economy and the expenditure releases for the fourth quarter of the current financial year (FY 2023/24), the Ministry of Finance, …