Afreximbank,trade finance

Active participation in intra-African trade has made it possible for a number of African countries to maintain resilient trade figures in the midst of falling commodity prices that have led to an overall sluggish economic growth story on the continent, Dr. Benedict Oramah, President of Afreximbank, has said

In an address in Port Louis, Mauritius, during the opening of the Afreximbank Annual Structured Trade Finance Seminar and Workshop, Dr. Benedict Oramah, President of the Afreximbank said...

African development finance institutions must come together in partnership in order to more effectively tackle the challenges affecting the financing of intra-African trade, participants at the first ever continental conference on intra-African trade finance and payment systems have urged

A financing programme by Afreximbank to provide more than $3.5 billion to its member countries to enable them adjust to current adverse economic shocks, especially commodity price and terrorism-induced ones, has received the blessings of the Bank’s Board of Directors

Cфte d’Ivoire has presented the formal instrument of ratification to the Afreximbank for the establishment of the Bank’s Branch Office in Abidjan, commending the strategic choice made by the Bank in selecting Abidjan as the site for the Branch Office which serves Francophone West Africa

Chad has announced its accession to the Agreement Establishing Afreximbank becoming the 38th African country to join the continental trade finance institution as a participating state

Afreximbank has trained more than 1,500 African bankers and trade finance practitioners in structured trade finance, equipping them with the knowledge and skills to improve economic conditions of the continent, Dr. Benedict Oramah, President of the Bank, has announced in Nairobi.