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The African Development Bank (AfDB) has offered lines of credit to two Nigerian institutions, worth US$700million, with the aim of supporting the modernisation and expansion of export-oriented small and medium enterprises (SMEs), according to a recent statement. (more…)
#African Development Bank#bank#exports
The International Finance Corporation (IFC) has invested US$127.5 million in a trade facility that will finance Mauritania's entire refined energy…
#banks#GDP#global trade
The Government of Cameroon has launched a new scheme that will see SMEs have a new financing mechanism in the…
#banks#Paid#SME financing
In a move to improve trade ties between the continent and Canada, the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) has been awarded…
Financial services company Paragon Lending Solutions, a local non-bank lender, announced this week that it was experiencing a surge in…
#bank#financial services#non-bank lenders
In a specialist article, Dr. Edward George, Head of Soft Commodities research, Ecobank, shares his views on the outlook for…
#African Development Bank#bank#exporters
First City Monument Bank Plc (FCMB) has secured a US$20 million, three-year term loan from Citigroup Global Markets Limited (Citi),…
Coface, the global credit insurance provider, is offering advice to UK businesses who want to expand into the African continent,…
#exporters#international#management
Financial services group Cadiz, in partnership with the US Agency for International Development, have launched a R1 billion Cadiz High…
#financial services#guarantees#international
Cape Town-based Business Partners Limited, a specialist risk finance company for formal small and medium enterprises (SMEs), has launched a…
#risk#security#small businesses
Credit insurance provider Coface has continued its global expansion by extending its offering in Western and Central Africa. Coface guarantees…
#bank#credit risk#guarantees
Crédit Agricole Leasing Factoring to start factoring operations at Réunion. (more…)
#leasing
Banks continuous preference for zero-risk investments in government securities have been hindering increased funding intervention in the real sector. (more…)
#bank#interest rates#liquidity