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Afreximbank, ZEP-RE partner on trade, insurance skills

  Three-year partnership will combine trade finance, insurance and reinsurance expertise to build skills across African markets   AFRICA NEWS  | ISAAC KHISA | The African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) and ZEP-RE have signed a three-year agreement to strengthen professional and institutional capacity in trade, insurance, reinsurance, risk management and trade …

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Africa’s capital markets are opening up again

  Afreximbank’s record $1.5bn bond sale signals renewed global confidence in the continent’s growth prospects, but investors still demand a premium for risk   Cairo, Egypt | THE INDEPENDENT | Africa’s multilateral lender, African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank), secured its largest bond issuance on record after raising $1.5 billion from international …

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Gulf shock, African shield

Afreximbank deploys $10 billion to cushion economies from a new global disruption   Cairo, Egypt | THE INDEPENDENT | Africa’s multilateral lender, African Export-Import Bank, has approved a $10 billion emergency facility to shield African and Caribbean economies from the fallout of escalating tensions in the Gulf, as policymakers race …

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Afreximbank 33rd Annual Meetings to boost intra-African trade

  The 2026 forum comes as African economies confront global uncertainty, protectionist pressures, and shifting trade alliances   Cairo, Egypt | THE INDEPENDENT | Africa’s African Export-Import Bank is positioning its 33rd Annual Meetings (AAM2026), scheduled for June 21–24 in El Alamein, Egypt, as a catalyst for regional trade and …

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Afreximbank and FCI to host Africa Regional Conference on factoring, receivables finance and credit insurance in Kampala

Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | The African Export-Import Bank and FCI will host a regional conference on factoring, receivables finance and credit insurance in Kampala on April 15–16, as lenders and policymakers look for alternatives to traditional bank credit to support African trade. The event comes as countries implement …

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