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Excerpts from the Opening Address by Mr. Arshad Rab at the Executive Program on Global Impact Leadership in the Financial Industry (GILFI) held from the 3rd to 5th of December in Germany 

The Global Sustainable Finance Conference stays focused on addressing systemic issues and highlights a big-picture perspective.

Excerpts from the Opening Address by Mr. Arshad Rab at the Executive Program on Global Impact Leadership in the Financial Industry (GILFI) held from the 3rd to 5th of December in Germany  Read More »

Signature d’un protocole d’accord entre la Banque Maghrébine d’Investissement et de Commerce Extérieur et l’Union de l’Industrie Libyenne ( BMICE/ Libyan Industry Union) 

The Global Sustainable Finance Conference stays focused on addressing systemic issues and highlights a big-picture perspective.

Signature d’un protocole d’accord entre la Banque Maghrébine d’Investissement et de Commerce Extérieur et l’Union de l’Industrie Libyenne ( BMICE/ Libyan Industry Union)  Read More »

Why Afreximbank’s break with Fitch exposes a deeper rift

In a recent public statement, the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) announced it would terminate its credit rating relationship with Fitch Ratings. The rationale for this decision was particularly striking. The bank attributed the move to its “firm belief that the credit rating exercise no longer reflects a good understanding of the Bank’s Establishment Agreement, its

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Report: ADFIAP-AADFI JOINT INTERNATIONAL CEO FORUM 2025

The 2025 ADFIAP-AADFI Joint International CEO Forum convened from October 22 to 24, 2025, in Macau SAR, China, under the theme “Resilient Future: Harnessing SustainableFinance for Development in Asia and Africa.” The forum brought together nearly 170 distinguished delegates from 32 countries, including 10 nations in Asia (Bhutan, Cambodia, India, Indonesia, Iran, Malaysia, Oman, Philippines,

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‘Fortresses Of Sovereignty’: Africa’s Growth Architects Stepping Up To Bridge The Funding Gap

Source: ForbesAfrica.com As global capital tightens, African multilateral development finance institutions are turning inward—mobilizing domestic savings, rethinking industrial policy, and building a new ecosystem of patient, locally-anchored capital. In the boardrooms and finance ministries from Cape Town to Cairo, they are the glue holding public policy and private investment together, chaneling good resources to critical sectors–as the ultimate

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