Sudan’s finance minister talks to The Banker about how he intends to bring the highly indebted country’s finances back to normality, repair international relations and lift the population out of poverty.
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Central bank governor seeks to keep Nigeria on steady path
November 1, 2019Nigeria’s central bank governor discusses moves to encourage greater private sector lending and a push towards a cashless economy.
Al Rajhi CEO looks to continue diversification drive
November 1, 2019Al Rajhi CEO Stefano Bertamini talks about growth areas at the bank, including high take-up of its mobile app.
Kenyan central bank governor wants a more customer-centric focus
November 1, 2019In the face of cooling growth predictions, Kenya's central bank governor talks to John Everington about the deeper changes being made to the country's banking system.
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The Banker's Top Islamic Financial Institutions – 2019
November 1, 2019The Banker’s 2019 Top Islamic Financial Institutions rankings show overall asset growth in the sector, with regions such as Asia booming and others, such as Africa, holding plenty of unbanked potential.
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Lebanon central banker looks to defy political and economic pressure
October 1, 2019Lebanon's veteran central banker Riad Salame talks to The Banker about interest rates, bank compliance and consolidation in the country's financial sector.
How fintech is revolutionising African banking
October 1, 2019Technology's impact on Africa is well documented, but with rule changes in giant markets such as Nigeria enabling further incursions, how will incumbent banks react?