Got Nigeria Risk? This Market Is Planning 10-Year Naira Futures

Got Nigeria Risk? This Market Is Planning 10-Year Naira Futures

LAGOS (Capital Markets in Africa) – Nigeria wants to offer naira futures of as long as 10 years to help cushion against foreign-exchange risks and attract longer-term funding to Africa’s top oil producer. The Central Bank of Nigeria started selling foreign-currency futures contracts on the FMDQ Securities Exchange Plc in 2017 with a maximum duration of 13 months. This was to alleviate pressure on the naira by spreading dollar purchases over a period time, enabling investors to hedge against…

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Ireland’s Bonds Seen Increasingly Risky as Brexit Nears Endgame

Ireland’s Bonds Seen Increasingly Risky as Brexit Nears Endgame

LAGOS (Capital Markets in Africa) – Investors in Ireland’s bonds are sitting on double-digit returns this year after a global debt rally and now they are starting to get nervous. Fears of a bubble in bond markets have been growing on doubts over the extent of future monetary easing. In Ireland’s case, the U.K.’s political turmoil is an added hurdle as the neighboring economies are intertwined and a crash exit from the European Union could…

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Sasol Investors Suggest Co-CEO Cornell Go After Cost Surge

Sasol Investors Suggest Co-CEO Cornell Go After Cost Surge

JOHANNESBURG (Capital Markets in Africa) – Sasol Ltd. has been asked by some of the country’s biggest fund managers to consider executive changes including ousting Stephen Cornell, one of two chief executive officers, over cost overruns at a flagship project, according to people familiar with the matter. The money managers began meeting with Sasol’s board and leadership after it raised the estimated cost of the Lake Charles plant in Louisiana by $1 billion on May…

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Intu Has Fallen 64% and No Analyst Is Willing to Call a Bottom

Intu Has Fallen 64% and No Analyst Is Willing to Call a Bottom

LONDON (Capital Marketds in Africa) – How toxic is the U.K. retail sector? Consider shopping-center owner Intu Properties Plc. Intu is among the worst-performing stocks in the U.K. in 2019, having lost almost two thirds of its value, and none of the 19 analysts who cover the company recommends buying the shares. Seven analysts have hold ratings on London-based Intu, while 12 recommend selling. That’s unusual, even for a company with as many problems as Intu, given that brokers…

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Do you want to become a better bingo player or increase your odds of winning when playing at Barbados Bingo? Then you have come to the right place. Be Ready For the First Ball Make sure you are settled in before the game starts. Bingo is a game where the first one who calls out bingo wins the prize/jackpot. While the chances of more than one person calling out bingo are quite slim, you do…

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The 3D Slot is the newest version of online slot games available at Daisy Slots, combining the thrill of the online slot game with the attraction of the most popular video game formats and graphics.  Interactive 3D designs are utilized to create an enhanced user experience and compel the user to play longer and harder.  Special features are used in abundance, with free spins, bonus rounds, and 3D symbols being used effectively to entrance the…

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Cash-Starved Ghana Fund Managers Face 20-Fold Capital Hike

Cash-Starved Ghana Fund Managers Face 20-Fold Capital Hike

ACCRA (Capital Markets in Africa) – Caught in a crisis in which they’re unable to meet client withdrawals, Ghana’s fund managers will be forced to set aside 20 times more capital than they do now to avoid running out of cash again. The Securities and Exchange Commission will require money managers to increase their minimum capital reserves to 2 million cedis ($365,260) from the current 100,000 cedis, Director General Daniel Ogbarmey Tetteh, said by phone from…

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