Moves and hires at ICBC Standard Bank, PayU, Citigroup and more.

Africa's private equity industry is increasingly seeking new local partnerships. 

Since the conclusion of the political and economic crisis in 2010, Cote d’Ivoire has flourished in the debt market. EMEA Finance examines the prospects for the country going forward.

Sub-Saharan Africa may be heading towards sukuk issuance as a new avenue for funding.

Why are Africans paying more for money transfer than anywhere else in the world?

Olivier Fricot and Adam Gordon, Investec's co-heads of power and infrastructure reveal their plans for the year.

Financial scandals and political turmoil have shaken Mauritius’ image as Africa’s offshore safe haven, as the country tries to navigate an increasingly complex environment for international financial centres.

With a new Central Bank governor in place, capital markets analysts and investors are eagerly watching to see which route the bank will take.

IFC’s Tomasz Telma sets out his vision for building a model sustainable growth for a region that is still seen as an unexploited emerging market.

Prudence pays for the Lebanese banking sector.

Mozambique’s undisclosed billion plus loan sent shock waves across EM.

Ripe for funding, Egypt is ticking most, but not all, boxes.