Tunisia’s stock market has seen steady growth in capitalisation in recent years, and while the number of initial public offerings (IPOs) was limited in 2016, the exchange registered a positive performance over the year due to strong results in the industrial, consumer goods and financial sectors. The near-term outlook appears equally encouraging, with several IPOs in the pipeline. The bourse...
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Chapter | Capital Markets from The Report: Tunisia 2017
The banking sector in Tunisia has benefitted from a history of relative stability, thanks to a steady hand from the regulator, a focus on banking fundamentals and a comparatively high level of sophistication, particularly in terms of services like leasing. In 2016 several indicators continued to rise, including assets and lending. However, creeping weaknesses, in terms of both public sector...
The past two years have seen the Tunisian economy follow a gentle upward trajectory – one that falls short of the pace of expansion needed to reduce poverty and improve the revenue base, but that nonetheless exhibits a marked improvement over previous years.
The licensing of a new state-owned SME bank in Nigeria should address a longstanding key obstacle to broad-based growth in Africa’s largest economy.
Con un programa piloto innovador listo para ser expandido, el dinero móvil está emergiendo como un importante facilitador en lo que se refiere a mejorar la inclusión financiera en el Perú.
Economic update | Philippines central bank bolsters finance sector against hacking, cybercrime
26 May 2017
The Philippines’ central bank has stepped up efforts to protect the banking industry from hacking and theft by approving a series of new authentication regulations, which come as part of a broader push to strengthen the sector against cybercrime.