Bunmi Bailey is an Editor at Finance in Africa. She specializes in finance, financial markets, and banking, with a keen focus on emerging markets and global finance. Bunmi's insights and analyses have been featured in TechCabal, Finance in Africa, and BusinessDay.
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Bunmi Bailey's coverage is heavily focused on finance and the economy, with an emphasis on business and industry topics specifically related to Nigeria. The majority of her articles cite data and government announcements, indicating a preference for fact-based reporting.
Given this focus, she would likely be interested in pitches related to economic reforms, capital inflow/outflow trends, foreign investments, financial regulations or policies impacting businesses in Nigeria. Pitches that provide unique insights into the Nigerian market or offer exclusive access to relevant data may also capture her attention.
As Bunmi has a national geographic focus on Nigeria and predominantly covers local economic developments there, any outreach should ensure relevance to the Nigerian context.
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By: Bunmi Bailey
The target is likely to intensify competition in Kenya's banking industry, where KCB Group, Equity Group and Co-operative Bank dominate the market.
By: Bunmi Bailey
For investors, the rankings offer a snapshot of where corporate value is being created in Africa: increasingly through technology-enabled
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The funding also aligns with broader reforms by South Africa's National Treasury aimed at unlocking infrastructure investment in metropolitan areas.
By: Bunmi Bailey
The loan comes as Africa's biggest economy grapples with aging infrastructure, rising urbanisation pressures and persistent service delivery challenges that have affected water, electricity and waste management systems in several major cities.
By: Bunmi Bailey
On a monthly basis, consumer prices increased by 0.7 percent, compared with a 1.1 percent rise.
By: Bunmi Bailey
Egypt's annual urban inflation slowed for a second consecutive month to 14.6 percent in May from 14.9 percent in April, the lowest level since February.
By: Bunmi Bailey
By increasing its stake, Absa is tightening its grip on one of East Africa's most profitable banking franchises while positioning for future growth in digital banking, lending and regional trade.
The transaction, one of the largest recent banking deals in East Africa, comes amid intensifying competition among South African lenders seeking growth outside their relatively mature domestic market.
By: Bunmi Bailey
African markets are showing fresh signs of resilience despite persistent global uncertainty, with banks accelerating expansion plans, currencies rebounding and policymakers making headway in taming inflation.
The contrasting trends underscore mounting pressure on Egypt's non-oil private sector, which has struggled with rising input costs, weaker demand and supply chain disruptions.
