Your investment office for Africa
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A stock exchange listing is liberating 
Thanks to an IPO, a company gains independence from banks and fund investors. A stock exchange listing is liberating and invigorating. Capital News Africa: From the Trading Floor, ...
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Africa Capital News
Why Africa needs financial independence
Aid from the West often follows the political fashions among Western voters. Africa must develop the financial markets to break free from outside patronage. ...
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Africa doesn’t just need foreign investment
Attracting capital to invest in Africa may work in the short term. But the issue is to activate domestic savings for financing the African growth story. ...
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How to deal with the many risks in Africa
The African continent has a reputation for being particularly risky for investors. However, that is not true. We show you how to deal with risks in Africa. ...
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Finance
Much movement on African stock markets
The stock exchanges on the continent continue their upward trend. In Kenya in particular, individual stocks are attracting a lot of attention, especially Safaricom and KCB. This proves ...
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Five promising ways to invest in Africa
The African continent has a reputation for being particularly difficult for investors. Your investments can be very successful if you follow a few basic rules. ...
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Economics
Improving productivity will be key for Africa
The output of African workers and employees is still too low. This is a barrier to the manufacturing industries on the continent. However, productivity will be key for ...
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Finance
International investors are less interested in Africa
For several years, Africa benefited from a steady influx of fresh capital. But now the interest is rapidly declining. 5 suggestions how the turning point can be achieved. ...
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Finance
Why we like the equities market in Nairobi
In our view, Nairobi is one of the most interesting stock exchanges on the African continent. The financial centre offers interesting companies and a great diversity of market ...
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Finance
Erster Afrikaner lanciert ein SPAC an Wall Street
Tidjane Thiam war Boss der schweizerischen Großbank Credit Suisse. Jetzt hat er eine leere Invesetmenthülle an die Börse gebracht New York und dabei gut 300 Millionen Dollar eingesammelt. ...
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Read more on the African growth story
Read more on the African growth story in my book
“Afrika ist das neue Asien”
published in German by September 2014 with
the publishing house Hoffmann & Campe in Hamburg.
