Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Zambia’s Default Casts A Shadow
Other African nations may not be able to repay their loans as the global pandemic damages economic growth.
Author: Tawanda Karombo
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Features
Executive Insights: Seychelles Central Bank Caroline Abel Q&A
Seychelles' central bank governor Caroline Abel tellsGlobal Financethat the central bank of Seychelles will focus on diversifying the economy after the pandemic passes and in the meantime is focused on stopping currency speculation.
News
The Hard Part Starts Now For Malawi’s New President
Allegations of corruption and nepotism dog Malawi's new president.
Banking
Demanding Customers
Under Covid-19, private banking clients in Africa are demanding more advice—especially on foreign exchange and commodities.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Investors Battle It Out In Ethiopian Telecom Privatization
Foreign investors will compete for ownership of Ethiopia's electric company.
Supplement
African Finance Transformed
From Cape Town to Cairo, digital banking is the buzzword as incumbents and newcomers vie for a young, tech-savvy population.
Features
African Haven: Q&A With Bank Of Mauritius Governor Yandraduth Googoolye
Yandraduth Googoolye, governor of the Bank of Mauritius, talks about policy, global uncertainty and foreign direct investment.
Features
Lender Of Last Resort: Q&A With Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe Head John Mangudya
John Mangudya, head of Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe, describes his efforts to move the bank away from the quasi-fiscal activities that distracted it from its core mission.
News
South Africa’s New President Faces Skepticism
South Africa is increasingly difficult to govern.
Banking
Africa: New Frontier For Private Banking
A rising entrepreneurial class is fueling the growth of African private banking, and competition is heating up.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Egypt And Morocco Boost Reserves With Bonds
Two north African nations try to stabilize their finances.