Private capital slowdown in Africa mirrors global investment trends

Private capital slowdown in Africa mirrors global investment trends

London (Capital Markets in Africa) – The African Private Capital Association – today announced the release of the 2023 African Private Capital Activity Report, the anticipated annual report providing insight into dealmaking, fundraising, exits and the key trends shaping Africa’s private capital landscape.  In 2023, the global economy faced a series of interconnected shocks, including rising political tensions, increasing fragmentation in global trade, escalating interest rates and tightening monetary policies to address high inflation. Amidst volatile…

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Value Partners Multi-Asset Insights – Kelly Chung, Chief Investment Officer

Value Partners Multi-Asset Insights – Kelly Chung, Chief Investment Officer

LONDON (Capital Markets in Africa)- In China, company earnings are bottoming, and macro data are gradually improving. Separately, the country’s Two Sessions revealed economic targets that are largely in line with market expectations. Market sentiment has bottomed with a gradual U-shape recovery. Meanwhile, the strong demand for related artificial intelligence (AI) and the recovery of non-AI tech continues to be a theme in Asia, especially for the tech-heavy markets of Korea and Taiwan. China/Hong Kong…

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Shaping the Future of Banking: Key Trends from the 11th Edition Connected Banking Summit- Innovation & Excellence Awards East Africa 2024, Nairobi, Kenya

Shaping the Future of Banking: Key Trends from the 11th Edition Connected Banking Summit- Innovation & Excellence Awards East Africa 2024, Nairobi, Kenya

Nairobi, Kenya – At the heart of East Africa, the Connected Banking Summit, conceptualized and organized by The International Center For Strategic Alliances (ICSA), brought to light the transformative trends shaping the banking industry. 11th Edition Connected Banking Summit- Innovation & Excellence Awards East Africa 2024 took place on 6th of March in Nairobi, Kenya, supported by Kaspersky, Freshworks, TransUnion, and Access Bank, not only provided a platform for celebrating innovation and excellence but also…

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Impact Investing in Africa, Verdant Capital @AFSIC 2024

Impact Investing in Africa, Verdant Capital @AFSIC 2024

Capital Markets in Africa (LONDON): AFSIC – Investing in Africa, one of Europe’s leading Africa investment events will host its annual conference in London on October 7, 8 and 9th at the Park Plaza Westminster Hotel. Over 1500 of the most senior and influential people within the African Investment world are expected to attend including 350+ investors. Investors include Development Finance Institutions (DFI’s), Sovereign Wealth Funds, Pension Funds, Private and Listed Equity funds, Private and…

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The End of the Road – Saxo Bank’s 2024 Outrageous Predictions

The End of the Road – Saxo Bank’s 2024 Outrageous Predictions

LONDON (Capital Markets in Africa): Saxo Bank, the leader in online trading and investment, today announced its annual Outrageous Predictions for 2024. The predictions focus on a series of unlikely but underappreciated events which, if they were to occur, would send shockwaves across the financial markets.  “The End of the Road” for Complacency Entering 2024, Saxo Bank sees a world at an inflection point, with the familiar road of the last decade coming to an…

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Nerves ease about inflationary pressures and oil hovers at lower levels

Nerves ease about inflationary pressures and oil hovers at lower levels

LAGOS (Capital Markets in Africa) – Another day, and another US jobs report has set the tone, but this time it’s relief rather than anxiety washing through. The FTSE 100 is treading water amid calmer sentiment in early trading, after tech stocks on Wall Street powered indices higher. Hopes are increasing that interest rates in the US might not have to stay at quite such high levels for quite so long.  Investors are fixated on…

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Surge in Net Zero spending planned by world’s largest companies

Surge in Net Zero spending planned by world’s largest companies

LAGOS (Capital Markets in Africa) – The world’s largest companies plan to boost year-on-year spending to cut their carbon emissions by an average of 22%, according to new research which is published following several months of extreme weather events in many countries around the globe. Despite the challenging global economic conditions, corporations in every region said they were intending to increase their Net Zero investments. UK firms plan the largest investment increase globally at 36%,…

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