africa investment potential recognised by advisers
Africa is increasingly being seen as a top investment destination, according to research released today, which claims that two thirds of advisers already have clients invested there.
Africa is increasingly being seen as a top investment destination, according to research released today, which claims that two thirds of advisers already have clients invested there.
With a growing middle class, improving risk levels and a fast-developing regulatory environment, the continent now offers exciting opportunities.
Newly independent from the VAM Group, VFS International is preparing to build on its 17 years of experience in Africa. New owner Thomas Wright outlines his future plans for the business to Helen Burggraf.
Major law firms Clifford Chance and Allen & Overy have unveiled plans to open offices in Casablanca.
Tomorrow, Investec is to launch an African equity fund for European and UK investors.
The deVere Group has formed a strategic alliance with Zimbabwean-based Tetrad Investment Bank.
Sanlam Investment Management has launched the single manager Sanlam African Frontier Markets Fund.
Alquity is launching an Africa-focused investment strategy.
De Vere and Partners, the international IFA firm, has bought web-based investment broker Programmes for Wealth International (PWi), its latest acquisition following the purchase of what was Financial
There are growing opportunities to be found across the African continent, despite the prevailing negative headlines, according to speakers at International Adviser’s South Africa Forums.
The only way to avert a future crisis is to seek out new ways to engage with the populace and education them on the importance of financial planning, says Ross Pennell of South African start-up Advent Wealth.