The Currency Exchange Fund (TCX) has contributed to the mobilization of nearly $ 200 million of offshore bonds issued in emerging currencies, particularly in Africa since the beginning of the year. The peculiarity of this fund based in the Netherlands, is to hedge the currency risk in currencies where banks do not intervene. “Apart from…...
Trending
- Africa facing the development of “cryptocurrencies”
- Dividends 2025: Ivory Coast Electricity Company to allocate 13.104 billion CFA francs to its shareholders
- Interview with Martin Boguikouma, General Manager of the Gabon Ports and Harbors Office (OPRAG)
- Journal of the AfDB Annual Meetings: D-3
- Seynabou Dia Sall: “The more we train local skills, the more we will be able to control our contracts, resources and strategic interests”
- Mauritania: Central Bank tightens monetary policy in the face of returning inflationary pressures
- Kenya: Court suspends sale of 15% of Safaricom
- S&P Global Ratings upgrades the ratings of seven Nigerian banks
Currency coverage: TCX increases appetite for African risk
By Adama WADE
By Othman Boukrami, Head of TCX Trading Department
Adama WADE
Publishing Director of Kapital Afrik. In the African economic press for 17 years, Adama Wade had to work in Morocco in several editors. Captain at the Long Course of the Merchant Navy and holder of a Masters in Organizational Communication, Adama Wade has published an essay, "The Myth of Tarzan", which describes the geopolitical complex of Africa.
Add A Comment
About us
Headed by Adama Wade and his team of 20 journalists, Kapital Afrik offers strategic and financial information to executives and managers. The aim of Kapital Afrik is to provide financial and political news, give priority to human entrepreneurial experiences, lend life to economic policies, give meaning to statistics….
Contact us: redaction@financialafrik.com