The U.S dollar is set to be one of the “biggest losers of 2023” and investors might need to consider rebalancing their portfolios, warns Nigel Green, the CEO and founder of deVere Group, one of the world’s largest independent financial advisory, asset management and fintech organizations.
Category: Capital Market
Global Financial System Tested by Higher Inflation and Interest Rates
Banking oversight was significantly strengthened after the global financial crisis, in part by requirements for banks to hold more capital and liquid assets and be stress tested to help ensure resilience to adverse shocks.
Geopolitics and Fragmentation Emerge as Serious Financial Stability Threats
Concerns about global economic and financial fragmentation have intensified in recent years amid rising geopolitical tensions, strained ties between the United States and China, and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Global Markets Turbulent on Bank fears, Investors Eye Buying Opportunities
Heightening volatility in major stock markets around the world, triggered by concerns of the global banking system, will be used by investors as a buying opportunity, affirms the CEO of one of the world’s largest independent financial advisory, asset management and fintech organisations.
How the Global Banking Crisis Could Prove to be Good for Markets
The banking crisis that spooked investors and sent shockwaves around the world could ultimately be beneficial for global financial markets, says the CEO and founder of one of the world’s largest independent financial advisory, asset management and fintech organizations.
Global Bank Crisis Fears Ease After Billion-dollar Lifelines
Asian stock markets rise after moves to shore up confidence in troubled banks in Europe and the United States. Fears of a global banking crisis have eased following the rollout of multi-billion-dollar lifelines for troubled lenders in Europe and the United States, with Asia’s stock markets rebounding from earlier lows.
Investors Demand Insurance Payment on Ghana’s Eurobond After Default
A panel of investors and banks has ruled Ghana’s missed coupon payments on its foreign denominated bonds counts as a failure-to-pay event, paving the way for a payout of the default-insurance contracts tied to the country’s debt.
Ghana: Bond Market Declines 52.50% in Market turnover in February 2023
Accra, Ghana//-The bond market declined by about 52.50% year-on-year in market turnover in the month of February 2023.
South Africa’s FirstRand Writes-off 57% of Ghana Bonds Value Amid Debt Restructuring
FirstRand Limited, Africa’s biggest bank by market capitalization, has written off more than half the value of its holdings of Ghanaian bonds as the country grapples with a restructuring of its sovereign debt.
Can Islamic Bonds Ride on the Coattails of Green Bonds in Africa?
The Abuja National Mosque receives thousands of worshippers. Just three minutes away, down Constitution Avenue, is the headquarters of the Nigerian Securities Exchange Commission (SEC).