With our diverse client base and strong African roots, RisCura has a well-placed view on investment in Africa. Bright Africa is our research resource that seeks to answer key investor questions by providing insight into the drivers, enablers and managers of investment on the continent.
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learn moreWhile investor interest is reinforced for high growth-rate regions like Maghreb, East Africa, Ghana and Francophone West Africa, there are low growth-rate concerns for Nigeria, South Africa, Southern Africa (ex SA) and Central Africa
learn moreRisCura has identified meaningful regions in Africa by analysing synergies, attractions, flaws, cultural differences and business practices.
learn moreInvestor interest is reinforced for high growth-rate regions like Maghreb, East Africa, Ghana and Francophone West Africa.
learn moreThe most economical way to get goods to Africa is by sea, so for most regions the shortest oceanic voyage becomes the preferred route.
learn moreAfrica’s $372bn pension fund industry will need to address key issues so that it can provide adequate retirement savings channels and effectively contribute to the continent’s sustainable development.
learn moreAfrican pension systems will need to adapt to address the continent’s growing pension needs and cater for informal savers.
learn moreRelatively small when compared globally, Africa’s pension assets have a large country bias and disparate asset allocation.
learn moreAfter a turbulent few years, the continent’s listed equity markets are in recovery, but challenges such as largely illiquid stock markets and high trading costs still hamper Africa’s investability.
learn moreFind out what challenges Africa’s listed markets face.
learn moreLate 2016 marked the start of Africa’s equity recovery, with Kenya leading the pack and Nigeria still lagging.
learn moreWhile telecoms, materials and real estate exposure grew, Africa has not followed global trends of expansion of the listed information technology sector.
learn morePrivate equity in Africa has seen improved market conditions, increased deal activity and significant improvements in private equity multiples.
learn moreA significant upward trend in listed multiples show renewed interest in African investment opportunities.
learn morePrivate equity transactions in Africa are up 7% with increased deal activity in East Africa and an increase in internet service providers.
learn moreIn 2017 private equity multiples saw significant improvement due to several factors influencing the pricing of private equity.
learn moreGain insights into investment on the continent. Download the Bright Africa report for the latest updates on Africa’s imports, exports, pension systems and both listed and unlisted equity markets.
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