Harry Clynch

The decision taken by Ethiopia in December to open up its hitherto closed financial sector will have a major impact on the industry locally

A stable environment at home and opportunities in other African regions are providing a solid backdrop for South African financial institutions

Mauritius' status as an investment- grade rated country, as well as the rela- tionship MCB has with local banks across Africa

Takashi Uyeno, chairperson of the Yokohama Chamber of Commerce and Industry, introduces the TICAD host city.

The Bank of England has announced plans to restrict the ownership of stablecoins, a type of cryptocurrency pegged to the value of hard fiat currency, such as pounds or dollars, by maintaining equal value between the two. This might sound like a sensible move from the central bank in light of what we do (and [...]Read More...

During a fiery election campaign last year, Argentina’s new president Javier Milei pledged to wage war against the “leftard” establishment that has brought the Argentine economy to its knees.

Last month, the Indian rupee (INR) hit a record low against the US dollar and is now trading at roughly 85 rupee to the greenback. Will the rupee recover in 2025?

The Mexican peso (MXN) has lost more than a fifth of its value compared to the dollar since last April. How likely is a further depreciation in value in 2025?

Even before this outbreak of political instability, many global investment banks had been predicting that 2025 would be a tough year for the Turkish lira (TRY). Turkey's latest protests have had a big bearing on the performance of the Turkish lira. Coupled with continued high inflation how could 2025 look for the Turkish currency?