Africa’s Newfangled Novice Nods
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The next wave of African sovereign debt candidates may experiment with different forms and structures, according to underwriters and rating ...
South Africa’s Worn Windfall Welcome
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South African equities rose 15 percent on the MSCI index in 2012 on positive foreign fund engagement despite the December ...
Ghana’s Oil-Peddling Poll Pitch
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Ghana’s share index was up 15 percent through November on the MSCI in dollar terms on the eve of presidential ...
South Africa’s Tender Tipping Points
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South African stocks and bonds took a beating as the deputy head of the ANC, on the eve of a ...
Nigeria’s Sticky Upstream Upgrades
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Nigerian shares topped the frontier MSCI list ahead almost 50 percent as a sovereign rating upgrade to BB followed inclusion ...
West Africa’s Delicate Debt Dalliance
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As Cote d’Ivoire began a formal proxy campaign with bondholders to devise an interest arrears repayment plan after winning HIPC ...
Zimbabwe’s Wayward Waterfall Soak
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Zimbabwe stocks finished Q3 with a 10 percent MSCI frontier index pop despite drought and banking and diamond setbacks and ...
South Africa’s Platinum Reputation Rupture
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The Johannesburg Exchange fought to stay positive as foreign investors dumped premier mining shares as bloody confrontations and closures spread ...
The Sub-Sahara’s Bond Breakthrough Bid
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As the African Development Bank carried out bond data and technical initiatives based on the ADB’s post-Asia crisis model, Nigeria ...
Private Equity’s Affected Africa Affirmation
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In a paper titled “Embracing the Lion” the African Venture Capital Association and boutique firm Avanz highlight the post-BRIC frontier ...