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Perhaps the greatest stumbling block to Africa’s organic economic growth is the difficulty small enterprises – which collectively create wealth and jobs – face in obtaining finance to sustain their businesses and expand. However, as Sarah Rundell reports, a number of organisations have found ways to both finance the small-scale entrepreneur and also make profits. More... |
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Tayo Aderinokun, founder and CEO of one of Nigeria’s strongest banks, GTBank, won African Banker magazine’s coveted Banker of the Year award last year. He explains how GTBank stood firm while big banking institutions collapsed all around it after the Nigerian Central Bank’s purge. Omar Ben Yedder went to meet him. More... |
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As China’s presence continues to grow more dominant in Africa, so do concerns about its alleged lack of consideration for human and environmental factors. But, as Khadija Sharife reports, China’s Exim bank may be spearheading dramatic changes in the conduct of Chinese companies in Africa. More... |
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 Editorial Put integrity back into banking
African Banker’s World News in brief
New Appointments Who’s moved where
Cover Story Finance bonanza for the ‘small guys’
Profile GTBank’s Tayo Aderinokun– Integrity is the key
Topic Future shock – How Africa can mitigate crisis
Events Paris financial innovations forum
Private Equity TLG Capital – Profits with a conscience
Investment TCX – Ironing out currency upheavals
Interview BADEA’s Abdelaziz KhelEf
International China Exim – The listening bank?
Spotlight KWFT – Emergence of a rural giant
Regulators Caleb Fundanga – Governor, Bank of Zambia
Africa’s Stock Markets Bonds becoming weapons of choice
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