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In recent years, Africa’s frontier markets – notably Angola, Botswana, Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Mauritius, Mozambique, Nigeria, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia – have all received significant volumes of capital inflows, mirroring the surge in private capital flows to other emerging and developing countries in the past decade. More...
The London Stock Exchange (LSE) is one of the world’s most important financial centres. It also plays a crucial role in helping African companies raise finance. Ibukun Adebayo, head, primary markets – South Asia, Africa and the Middle East, talks to Alexa Dalby on the LSE’s connections with Africa and the benefits for African companies seeking to list on this world famous bourse. More...
Stephen Jennings, the CEO of Renaissance Capital, argues that while the West, in particular Europe, has become economically stagnant, emerging markets are where 90% of opportunities lie. And Africa, he says, has the greatest potential of all. More...


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05 Editorial
Africa’s love affair with technology

06 African Banker ’s World
Round-up of the last quarterin Africa’s banking industry

16 New Appointments
Who has moved where

22 Cover Story
Africa’s banking technology revolution
Nigeria switches away fromcash
M-banking thrives
A tale of two markets

34 PROFILE
Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede
MD/CEO of Access Bank
Still the leader of the pack

40 SPECIAL REPORT
Banking in West Africa

48 EAST AFRICA
KCB reloaded

50 SPECIAL FOCUS
Insurance

54 COMMODITY EXCHANGES
Ethiopia leads the way
56 Market Eye
Private equity deals pick up pace
 
 

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