| Global Awards for Excellence | ||
| Botswana | Ghana | Kenya |
| Morocco | Nigeria | South Africa |
| Uganda | ||
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AFRICA |
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Best Bank: Barclays |
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Best Investment Bank: Standard Bank |
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Best Equity House: Standard Bank |
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Best Debt House: ABSA Capital |
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Best M&A House: UBS |
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Best at Project Finance: BNP Paribas |
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Best at Cash Management: Citi |
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Best at FX: Standard Chartered |
Volatility in global markets has scared investors away from Africa. But there is still optimism about the continent’s long-term future. The factors that made it attractive – increasing stability, the introduction of market-friendly policies and growing demand for commodities, especially from Asia – are still widely present.
The IMF expects GDP growth in sub-Saharan Africa to recover to 4% in 2010, after falling to 1.5%
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