JSE Joins Forces with DataBP
The Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE), Africa's largest exchange, has collaborated strategically with DataBP to launch a ground-breaking cloud Marketplace, which aims to transform the JSE’s data offerings.
The Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE), Africa's largest exchange, has collaborated strategically with DataBP to launch a ground-breaking cloud Marketplace, which aims to transform the JSE’s data offerings.
Mirova, a France-based global sustainable investment and asset management group, has invested $15m in SolarAfrica, a renewable energy enabler and independent power producer, making its first first investment in South Africa.
Charles Russell Speechlys has advised Mirova, which aims to provide debt support to SMEs that generate and provide clean energy, primarily in Sub-Saharan Africa and South East Asia, on its $20 million debt funding to ManoCap Energy, a West Africa renewable energy specialist.
FCMB Group has extended its appreciation to key financial regulators and Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX Group) following the successful completion of the initial phase of its transformational capitalisation programme.
Arise, a company that invests in African financial service providers and fintechs that advance financial inclusion, has invested $7.5m in South African fintech start-up Omnisient.
DOB Equity, an impact investment fund in East Africa, has announced the appointment of Karen Serem Waithaka as its new Chief Executive Officer.
ETFSA has received the JSE approval of the first fully balanced actively managed AMETF to list on the JSE exchange.
Creating the proposed common currency for West African countries, known as the eco, will be a challenging and lengthy process complicated by uncertainty since three countries started the withdrawal process in January, according to S&P Global Ratings.
British International Investment, the UK’s development finance institution and impact investor, has committed to invest up to $35m towards the development of the first phase of a new container port in DRC.
Mergence Investment Managers has invested R160m in Solarise Africa, an energy-as-a-service company for businesses across Africa.