Development Finance
The African continent, which is home to about a billion people, is growing. As a result, there are a lot of developmental programs currently being undertaken.
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Treasury Outsourcing
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Structured Trade Finance
Specialized trade activity dedicated to the financing of high value supply chains, especially up-stream financing of cross-border commodity flows.
Trade Finance
Financing of international trade flows. Various intermediaries such as banks and financial institutions can facilitate these transactions can facilitate these transactions by financing the trade.
Corporate Finance
Corporate finance (CF) deals with investment and financing decisions from the point of view of the firm with the primary goal of maximizing a company’s value.
Business Forecasting
Questions like how much of the product should be supplied to a particular market, when and how constantly need to be answered ahead of time for business to create a competitive edge.
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July 10, 2019
Africa’s bond markets need gov’t support: experts
Robert Kiyosaki said, “Financial freedom is available to those who learn about it and work for it.” Of course this statement rings true when we consider financial giants in the world today. No economy is able to survive without some level of financial freedom, not even a continent as big and resilient as Africa. In…Read More
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South African rand firms to 3-month high
South Africa’s rand rose against the U.S dollar on Thursday, hitting its strongest in nearly three months. The rand tracked fellow emerging market currencies, as the dollar was dented by hopes of U.S. interest rate cuts. Stocks were down after the U.S national holiday on July 4, reduced volumes in local equities, and the stronger…Read More
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IMF to consider Congo bailout on July 11
The International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) executive board will weigh a long-delayed bailout plan for Congo Republic on July 11, according to a calendar published on its website. Negotiations for an IMF programme have dragged on since 2017, with the executive board demanding the central African oil producer ensure the sustainability of its debt, most of which is…Read More
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