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How the ACCI supports international investors going to Africa The ACCI’s primary mission is to collect, process, analyze, and secure information on African markets, promising sectors, competitors, risks, and investment opportunities. The goal is to produce high-value economic and commercial intelligence useful for decision-making in competitive, uncertain, or hostile territories. https://lnkd.in/ew-J9Vyt #ACCI #CAVIE #CompetitiveIntelligence #AfricanMarket #Duediligence

How the ACCI supports the Competitiveness of African Businesses As a trusted ally of both SMEs and large companies across the continent, the African Centre for Competitive Intelligence (ACCI) continues to play an increasingly vital role in enhancing their competitiveness. However, not all relevant stakeholders are fully aware of the extent of their contribution. It is therefore essential to disseminate this important information. https://lnkd.in/ga8xU4Jw #ACCI #CAVIE #CompetitiveIntelligence #AfricanMarket #Duediligence

How the ACCI supports the Competitiveness of African Businesses As a trusted ally of both SMEs and large companies across the continent, the African Centre for Competitive Intelligence (ACCI) continues to play an increasingly vital role in enhancing their competitiveness. However, not all relevant stakeholders are fully aware of the extent of their contribution. It is therefore essential to disseminate this important information. https://lnkd.in/ga8xU4Jw #ACCI #CAVIE #CompetitiveIntelligence #AfricanMarket #Duediligence

First day of the annual the AVCA - The African Private Capital Association conference in Johannesburg. Really enjoying speaking again to old friends and making new friends. As ever the continent is not without its challenges, however the continued optimism among investors is contagious and necessary to capture the abundant opportunities and drive progress. #AVCA2024 #africa #privateequity #emergingmarkets #Aon #securinginvestments #AonSouthAfrica

This session at the Finance Magnates Africa Summit 2024 explores business growth opportunities and industry insights in Africa. The panel highlights the importance of local engagement and adapting to the diverse and evolving African market. Emphasis is placed on the need for regulatory compliance and the role of education in promoting financial literacy. The discussion touches on the challenges and opportunities presented by mobile adoption and the necessity of creating user-friendly, mobile-compatible trading platforms. 🔗 https://bit.ly/4eBttLj MODERATOR: Andrea Badiola Mateos, Chief Commercial Officer, Finance Magnates Group SPEAKERS: Linton White, Regional Head, ATFX Africa Paul Margarites, Regional Commercial Director in Commercial Management, Exness Alex Stefanidis, Senior Business Development Executive – Africa, HFM Dany Mawas, CEO, Finalto South Africa Amar Ramith, CEO, TDMarkets If you enjoyed this speaker session, you'll love our upcoming premium event, FMPS:24, in Australia. It promises to be even more engaging and insightful with more topics and sessions. Register now to attend > https://bit.ly/3Rm2Tvt #fmas #fmas24 #fmevents #financemagnates #fintech #technology #onlinetrading #forex #investing #investors

Africa is undergoing profound changes as the region becomes more integrated, accelerated by the AfCFTA – a single market representing 1.7 billion people and $6.7 trillion in consumer and business spending by 2030. The full implementation of the AfCFTA agreement is projected to increase real incomes by 7% or nearly $450 billion. Africa's position as an entryway to expansion in global trade is also well recognised. The continent's varied export portfolio, strategic location, infrastructure investment, mineral resources and raw materials, and commitment to economic integration through trade agreements establish it as a major participant in the global trade environment. Join online SSCG Business Forum Webinar Series on Unlocking Business Growth: Investment Opportunities and Strategies for Expanding in African Markets on Thursday 25 April 2024 to learn latest business opportunities, updates, perspectives, insights and best practices. Find more and register https://lnkd.in/eXZFNQHx

We are delighted to announce that Fola Pedro, Executive Director ALCB Fund at Cygnum Capital Group, will be speaking at AFSIC - Investing in Africa, 7-9th October 2024. Company Overview: KfW and the German government established the ALCB Fund in 2012 to promote corporate local currency bond markets as a viable source of funding in Africa. The Fund focuses on three core areas of impact: 1. Act as an anchor investor and provides technical assistance to financial service providers. 2. Improve the sustainability and diversity of funding sources for issuers, reducing risks for individual institutions and the financial sector 3. Ensure greater economic opportunity for target beneficiaries, specifically low income households and MSMEs by facilitating sustainable borrowing, long-term investment and financial-sector sustainability. The mission of the ALCB Fund follows the G20 Action Plan to Support the Development of Local Currency Bond Markets (LCBMs), adopted by the Group under the French Presidency in 2011 Register NOW to attend AFSIC – Africa’s Investment Event, 7-9th October 2024. London #afsic #afsic2024 #investinginafrica #africaninvestment #africafinance

We are delighted to announce that Fola Pedro, Executive Director ALCB Fund at Cygnum Capital Group, will be speaking at AFSIC - Investing in Africa, 7-9th October 2024. Company Overview: KfW and the German government established the ALCB Fund in 2012 to promote corporate local currency bond markets as a viable source of funding in Africa. The Fund focuses on three core areas of impact: 1. Act as an anchor investor and provides technical assistance to financial service providers. 2. Improve the sustainability and diversity of funding sources for issuers, reducing risks for individual institutions and the financial sector 3. Ensure greater economic opportunity for target beneficiaries, specifically low income households and MSMEs by facilitating sustainable borrowing, long-term investment and financial-sector sustainability. The mission of the ALCB Fund follows the G20 Action Plan to Support the Development of Local Currency Bond Markets (LCBMs), adopted by the Group under the French Presidency in 2011 Register NOW to attend AFSIC – Africa’s Investment Event, 7-9th October 2024. London #afsic #afsic2024 #investinginafrica #africaninvestment #africafinance

We are delighted to announce that Fola Pedro, Executive Director ALCB Fund at Cygnum Capital Group, will be speaking at AFSIC - Investing in Africa, 7-9th October 2024. Company Overview: KfW and the German government established the ALCB Fund in 2012 to promote corporate local currency bond markets as a viable source of funding in Africa. The Fund focuses on three core areas of impact: 1. Act as an anchor investor and provides technical assistance to financial service providers. 2. Improve the sustainability and diversity of funding sources for issuers, reducing risks for individual institutions and the financial sector 3. Ensure greater economic opportunity for target beneficiaries, specifically low income households and MSMEs by facilitating sustainable borrowing, long-term investment and financial-sector sustainability. The mission of the ALCB Fund follows the G20 Action Plan to Support the Development of Local Currency Bond Markets (LCBMs), adopted by the Group under the French Presidency in 2011 Register NOW to attend AFSIC – Africa’s Investment Event, 7-9th October 2024. London #afsic #afsic2024 #investinginafrica #africaninvestment #africafinance

Africa is undergoing profound changes as the region becomes more integrated, accelerated by the AfCFTA – a single market representing 1.7 billion people and $6.7 trillion in consumer and business spending by 2030. The full implementation of the AfCFTA agreement is projected to increase real incomes by 7% or nearly $450 billion. Africa's position as an entryway to expansion in global trade is also well recognised. The continent's varied export portfolio, strategic location, infrastructure investment, mineral resources and raw materials, and commitment to economic integration through trade agreements establish it as a major participant in the global trade environment. Join online SSCG Business Forum Webinar Series on Unlocking Business Growth: Investment Opportunities and Strategies for Expanding in African Markets on Thursday 25 April 2024 to learn latest business opportunities, updates, perspectives, insights and best practices. Find more and register https://lnkd.in/eNrR5UuD