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The investment case for Africa has never been more compelling. But while global investment banks are keen to invest, the opportunities for them to put boots on the ground are limited.
Euromoney May 2012
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Saudi Arabia’s new economy minister, the former central bank governor Mohammed Al Jasser, says rapid change is under way in his country. But is the reformist energy sparked by the Arab Spring already flagging?
Euromoney May 2012
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Figures from Dealogic suggest that bankers covering EEMEA should not get carried away with the realities of the Middle East and Africa.
Euromoney May 2012
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CEO claims “no pressure” to sell assets; Dubai Group next in line
Euromoney May 2012
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Inclusion might trigger $8.8 billion inflows; Becomes first sub-Saharan entry
Euromoney May 2012
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Ennahda government hit by new protests; Qatar lends $500 million via bond issuance
Euromoney May 2012
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Euromoney May 2012
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Euromoney May 2012
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Euromoney May 2012
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Euromoney May 2012
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Euromoney May 2012
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Euromoney May 2012
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Investor sentiment is changing: investors are examining individual stocks and sectors with the greatest potential for growth rather than specific countries. Research houses that focus on the continent are finding their services are in demand.
Euromoney May 2012
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South Africa's likely inclusion in Citi’s benchmark World Government Bond Index could trigger $8.8 billion of inflows from index-trackers alone, say analysts. But it's a different story elsewhere in the continent
Published April 2012 euromoney.com
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Egyptian markets are poised on a knife edge as negotations between Egypt and the IMF intensify.
Published April 2012 euromoney.com
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International financial institutions finally seem to be making good on their promise to ramp up their commercial and, to a lesser extent, investment banking operations in the continent
Published April 2012 euromoney.com
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Economy and planning minister Muhammad Al Jasser, in a rare and wide-ranging interview with Euromoney, seeks to allay rising fears over the Saudi Arabian economy’s fiscal dependence on oil revenues while detailing his priorities for reform
Published April 2012 euromoney.com
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In a rare and wide-ranging interview with Euromoney in Riyadh, the powerful economy and planning minister Muhammad Al Jasser reveals his priorities for reform.
Published April 2012 euromoney.com
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Includes Bonds, Equities, Loans, M&A, MTN, Project Finance
Published April 2012 euromoney.com
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Reforms to the region’s stock exchanges offer a chance for markets to bounce back. But they have a history of disappointing investors.
Euromoney April 2012
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Qatar Petroleum’s finance unit, which plays a key role in overseeing debt raised by the Qatari state, says it is not concerned about overleveraging. But as Qatar embarks on investment in infrastructure and industry, its work is more important than ever.
Euromoney April 2012
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QNB became the Middle East’s biggest bank last year and is now stepping up acquisitions abroad. Can it follow Qatar’s corporate champions and transform into an emerging market-focused bank worthy of the state’s newfound financial power?
Euromoney April 2012
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Eurozone crisis hits traditional fund flows; Trade links boost market potential
Euromoney April 2012
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Banks post strong income growth; Mass-market loans boost retail profits
Euromoney April 2012
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The world needs a bank with strong backing and a proper network in the frontier markets of Africa and the Arab world.
Euromoney April 2012
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Emerging market Eurobond issuance is on the up. But bankers in emerging Europe, the Middle East and Africa – including in Russia – might be disappointed.
Euromoney March 2012
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Euromoney March 2012
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Eurobond investors seek clarity on oil revenues; Gabon follows with new sovereign fund
Euromoney March 2012
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Euromoney March 2012
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Euromoney March 2012
