Afreximbank provides diversification financing facilities

Afreximbank has begun providing export diversification financing facilities to its member countries to help address challenges resulting from Africa’s overdependence on commodity exports, Bank President Dr. Benedict Oramah has said

Afreximbank President makes key financial speech

Africans must increase their participation in the continent’s natural resource sectors in order to boost the amount of rent accruing to the continent from its abundant resources, create employment and heighten the developmental impact on national economies, Dr. Benedict Oramah, President of Afreximbank, said in London yesterday

Afreximbank partner with the Nigerian Export-Import Bank

Afreximbank and the Nigerian Export-Import Bank (NEXIM) are to implement an intervention programme in the Nigerian cocoa sector to revive and help it re-emerge as the country’s top non-oil export foreign exchange earner, the two institutions have announced in Cairo

Afreximbank and FCI+IFG co-organise factoring promotion conference

African businesses should capitalize on the advantages offered by factoring as an alternative trade finance instrument in order to trade more competitively, participants heard earlier this week at a factoring promotion conference co-organised by Afreximbank, the International Factors Group (IFG) and Factors Chain International (FCI), opened in Dar es Salaam

Afreximbank supports Nigeria healthcare programme

Afreximbank has selected Nigeria as one of three countries for the initial rollout of its new programme aimed at improving healthcare delivery in Africa, Bank President Dr. Benedict Oramah has announced

Afreximbank to provide support in Ethiopia

Afreximbank will support Ethiopian entrepreneurs seeking to engage in export manufacturing, especially to add value to coffee, cotton, textile, leather and other commodities, Bank President Dr. Benedict Oramah announced in Addis Ababa today

Afreximbank to address Africa’s trade finance liquidity shortage

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