OPINION

Every dollar invested by African states in urban infrastructure returns a productivity dividend
The tension between supply and demand will be particularly noticeable in the office segment as a growing number of international companies establish roots in the emirate driving prices up
Private banks have a leading role in preparing NextGen for wealth
The consequences of the biggest global tightening of monetary policy since the early 1980s are becoming apparent. Several economies including Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Germany, Japan and the U.K. are already in or are nearing a recession.
Innovation in ‘better-for-you’ frozen options and improved cold chain logistics, with investments reaching $2 billion in 2023, are offering nutritious solutions for busy urbanites
Stocks from developed markets defied all predictions with a +23% return

A glimmering outlook: Gold promises to shine bright in 2024

Both retail and institutional investment are likely to be quite strong as we progress into 2024
The perception that financing African trade is too “high-risk” for lenders is an oversimplification. While there are tangible risks involved, specialist banks can help to mitigate many of these risks for lenders

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