Corporate Governance Institute identifies ten ESG trends—mandatory reporting to AI governance—that will reshape investor expectations and corporate strategy.
PenCom's revised guideline mandates INED minimums, formal diversity policies, tenure caps, mandatory external evaluations, and stricter ownership and compliance rules for Nigerian pension operators.
Africa's $5 billion film industry is being framed as a lever to mobilise private capital for healthcare, addressing a $66 billion annual financing gap.
Sustainable-debt issuance in Africa reached nearly $13 billion in 2024 but remains under 1% of the global total, highlighting a major financing shortfall.
s&p global finds africa needs $130–170 billion annually in infrastructure; institutional reform and private-capital mobilisation are essential to close funding and execution gaps.
S&P Global finds Africa's blended-finance flows at US$6–15 billion versus over US$1 trillion needed, spotlighting structural barriers and ecosystem reforms to mobilise private capital.
S&P Global outlines innovative financing—sustainability-linked bonds, blended finance—to bridge Africa's renewables funding gap, contingent on policy, risk-mitigation and institutional reforms.
S&P Global reports MLIs are expanding African capital markets via loans, guarantees and technical assistance, but regulatory, scale and private-sector gaps require systemic reforms.
Corporate Governance Institute identifies ten ESG trends—mandatory reporting to AI governance—that will reshape investor expectations and corporate strategy.
PenCom's revised guideline mandates INED minimums, formal diversity policies, tenure caps, mandatory external evaluations, and stricter ownership and compliance rules for Nigerian pension operators.
Africa's $5 billion film industry is being framed as a lever to mobilise private capital for healthcare, addressing a $66 billion annual financing gap.
Sustainable-debt issuance in Africa reached nearly $13 billion in 2024 but remains under 1% of the global total, highlighting a major financing shortfall.
s&p global finds africa needs $130–170 billion annually in infrastructure; institutional reform and private-capital mobilisation are essential to close funding and execution gaps.
S&P Global finds Africa's blended-finance flows at US$6–15 billion versus over US$1 trillion needed, spotlighting structural barriers and ecosystem reforms to mobilise private capital.
S&P Global outlines innovative financing—sustainability-linked bonds, blended finance—to bridge Africa's renewables funding gap, contingent on policy, risk-mitigation and institutional reforms.
S&P Global reports MLIs are expanding African capital markets via loans, guarantees and technical assistance, but regulatory, scale and private-sector gaps require systemic reforms.
Summary and evidence-based insights into corporate, government, and organisational sustainability disclosures across Africa, highlighting achievements, uncovering gaps, and spotlight opportunities for progress.
