- Global: Few economic impacts from Iran conflict outside the GCC
- Kenya: Capital markets licensing regime overhauled – What market participants need to know?
- DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICITY AND ENERGY PARTICIPATES AT THE 2026 AFRICA ENERGY INDABA AS THE OFFICAL GOVERNMENT HOST
- The BRVM Investment Days 2026
- Leadership at the Centre of Africa’s Investment Story
SocGen Agrees to Pay $585 Million to Settle Libya Bribery Probes
TRIPOLI (Capital Markets in Africa) – Societe Generale SA will pay about $585 million to resolve probes into the bribery of Libyan officials, and settled a U.S. investigation into interest-rate manipulation, drawing a line under two of the French bank’s biggest legal headaches. A French prosecutor told a court in Paris on Monday that SocGen agreed to pay 250 million euros ($292 million) to settle a bribery probe regarding payments to officials at the Libyan Investment Authority. The lender agreed…
Read More





