We introduce our round-up of the best deals and dealmakers.
Banking
SABMiller makes Nigerian investment; Standard Chartered opens in Angola; and more
IPOs on the Warsaw Stock Exchange; Tinkoff's London listing; and Coca-Cola İçecek’s debut eurobond.
Sberbank's new strategy; Energa's IPO; Islamic finance in Turkey; and more.
Investors and risk; African Land Investments' launch and takeover; and GT Bank returns to the eurobond market.
Saudi banks are profitable, liquid and well-capitalised. As the kingdom’s non-oil sector becomes more important for economic growth, they’ll be called on for support. Tim Burke reports.
Although Angola’s oil-driven economy continues to grow, a large number of companies and individuals are missing out on the spoils. Rod James looks at the reasons behind this, the effect it is having on the broader economy, and what the country’s banks can do.
New hires at Bank Ahli, Nedbank Private Wealth, Societe Generale and more.
An introduction to this edition's section on capital-markets activity in the industry.
Fixed-income investors have already shown their appetite for Romania. Now the country’s equity market is serving up new dishes – although not all are proving palatable. Rod James reports.
Reshaped, reformed and re-energised during the past four years, Nigeria’s banks are moving at a fast pace.