According to S&P Global Ratings, Ivorian banks appear as the main providers of liquidity to the Senegalese Treasury in the regional market, but their direct exposure remains “contained”. Official figures are clear: subscriptions from institutions based in Abidjan on Senegalese debt in local currency have tripled in one year, reaching 1,800 billion FCFA in September…...
Trending
- Stanbic Holdings expects revenue growth in the second half thanks to credit recovery
- Guinea and ECOWAS single currency: sovereignty to preserve, integration to rethink
- BCP closes the Belgian case with a settlement agreement
- Breaking News | Moody’s upgrades Benin’s sovereign rating to “Ba3”, stable outlook
- EBID commits over USD 510 million to drive development across West Africa
- Moroccan banks strengthen their growth in the first half of 2026
- Senegal raises 60.5 billion CFA francs in treasury bonds on the UMOA financial market
- Ivory Coast: 66 years of developmental Keynesianism
Senegal dependent on Ivorian banks, but without systemic risk (S&P)
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