It is rare for an ATM card fee adjustment to signal a broader transformation of a financial system, but Nigeria’s latest banking reforms appear to do exactly that. Behind the.
Powering Growth, Stability, and Transformation Across Africa London, United Kingdom, 2026 African Leadership Magazine (ALM) has released its Top 40 African Finance Leaders for 2026, spotlighting individuals driving financial transformation.
Capitec Bank is reshaping the structure of African banking. Its latest results, a 23% profit increase, headline earnings of R16.8 billion, and a client base exceeding 26 million, demonstrate that.
Zimbabwe is introducing a new series of ZiG banknotes, known as the “Big Five” series, as part of a broader effort by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe to restore public.
Nigeria’s banking sector is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by recapitalisation and structural reforms that are reshaping Africa’s financial landscape. In 2026, the country’s leading banks recorded the fastest brand.
Ghana’s return to issuing a seven-year domestic bond, its first in three years, represents far more than a routine fundraising exercise. It marks a deliberate step towards restoring market confidence,.
Standard Bank Group closed its 2025 financial year with headline earnings of 49.2 billion rand ($2.97 billion), representing an 11% increase from the 44.5 billion rand recorded in 2024. The.
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has announced the addition of a fresh batch of locally sourced gold, refined to the internationally recognised standards of the London Bullion Market Association.
Uganda’s central bank has announced the launch of a domestic gold purchase programme, marking a strategic pivot in the country’s approach to macroeconomic stability. Beginning in March 2026, the Bank.
