Exchange: the echoes of the BRVM (Bloomfield) | Financial Afrik
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Here is an excerpt from the weekly report of Bloomfield rating agency on key news that marked the BRVM during the week of March 2 to 6, 2015. During this week, the BRVM 10 lost 0.16% of its value to reach 269.84 points. The BRVM Composite ended the week at 261.78, up 0.41%
-The Niger plans to issue sukuk amounting to 150 billion CFA francs over the next five years, announced pat the Islamic Corporation for the Development of the Private Sector (ICD), a subsidiary of the Islamic Development Bank.
-The Central Bank of West African States (BCEAO) issued March 4 figures on economic growth in the WAEMU zone, which is expected to reach 7.2% in 2015. The gross domestic product in the area increased by 6.6% in 2014, against 5.9% in 2013;
-L'euro Plunged de to below $ 1.10 on Thursday night, its lowest level since September 2003. This could enhance the attractiveness de for US investors in the WAEMU zone in the long term would be harmful to exporters of raw materials WAEMU countries. The ECB will conduct redemptions de of assets from March 9 to revive the very low price dynamics in the euro area;
General -L'Assemblée shareholders of UNIWAX decided to divide the nominal value of the share by five UNIWAX to bring the nominal value of each share of the Company at 1000 FCFA and multiply by five (5) the number of shares comprising the share capital, which will increase from 750,000 shares to 3,750,000 shares. This split will take effect from 31 March 2015;
-Fraser Institute published its 2014 annual report Fraser Institute Annual Survey of Mining Companies. This report assesses 122 territories worldwide according to their interest geologically and the degree to which government policies encourage exploration and investment. It appears that Kenya is the third country less attractive in the world and the lowest score in terms of investment in the mining sector. The most rapid growth for 2014 is the result of the Ivory Coast, which rose from 105th place in 2013 to 61eplace in 2014. In terms of investment attractiveness of Côte d'Ivoire de has moved from Place 83 in 2013 to 57 places in 2014 and is ranked 9th on the continent.
Read also Edoh Kossi Amenounvé, CEO of the BRVM WAEMU: fewer bond issues in 2015 BRVM soon continuous trading The stock of Dar-Es-Salam crosses 15,000 billion shillings market capitalization ALERT-financial rating de of the Bond issuance in the city of New DAKAR intervention Côte d'Ivoire on the regional market The State of Senegal slows the bonds of the city of Dakar Weekend in small volumes on the BRVM France: The owners of SME ETI still very pessimistic 5 values "" outperform "the Abidjan Stock Exchange de
Banks / Insurance "Ecobank: Ade Ayeyemi, tipped to succeed Albert Essien 23 April, 2015 World Bank: the charge of Maghreb projects in turmoil April 23, 2015 Senegal: BICIS implants in Ourossogui 22 April, 2015 One country African de member of the AIIB 22 April, 2015 Bank of Tunisia: 6% increase of GDP at end March 21 April, 2015
Awards "South Africa: VAM landed de with 11 funds 21 April, 2015 Exchange: UADH, first introduced in the year in Tunis 21 April, 2015 Abraaj Capital head changes in North Africa April 21, 2015 South Africa: Market Financial is green 21 April, 2015 Exchange: Tunis selects the tombstones 17 April, 2015
Privates Equity "The fund ECP is interested in Ivory Coast infrastructure 16 April, 2015 The Ghanaian Yaw Owusu up $ 200 million 5 April, 2015 AGF about to resume Gari April 2, 2015 Capial investissemnt: AFIC Club launches de Africa 12 March, 2015 Zambi
Finance Banking / Insurance Private Equity Commodities de Exchanges DIDEX 20 Market Debt Freight / Shipping International Institutions Leaders Sectors Agriculture Air Green Economy Energy Tourism & Hospitality Chronicles MoneyTech de Casablanca Stock Exchange | Botswana Stock Exchange (BSE) | The Egyptian Exchange | Ghana Stock Exchange | Niarobi Securities Exchange | The Malawi Stock Exchange | The Stock Exchange of Mauritius | Namibian de Stock Exchange | The Nigerian de Stock Exchange de | Johannesburg Stock Exchange | South Africa's de Central Securities Depository (CSD) | Khartoum Stock Exchange | Swaziland Stock Exchange | Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange | Tunis Stock Exchange | Uganda Securities Exchange | BRVM | Lusaka Stock Exchange | Rwanda Stock Exchange |
Here is an excerpt from the weekly report of Bloomfield rating agency on key news that marked the BRVM during the week of March 2 to 6, 2015. During this week, the BRVM 10 lost 0.16% of its value to reach 269.84 points. The BRVM Composite ended the week at 261.78, up 0.41%
-The Niger plans to issue sukuk amounting to 150 billion CFA francs over the next five years, announced pat the Islamic Corporation for the Development of the Private Sector (ICD), a subsidiary of the Islamic Development Bank.
-The Central Bank of West African States (BCEAO) issued March 4 figures on economic growth in the WAEMU zone, which is expected to reach 7.2% in 2015. The gross domestic product in the area increased by 6.6% in 2014, against 5.9% in 2013;
-L'euro Plunged de to below $ 1.10 on Thursday night, its lowest level since September 2003. This could enhance the attractiveness de for US investors in the WAEMU zone in the long term would be harmful to exporters of raw materials WAEMU countries. The ECB will conduct redemptions de of assets from March 9 to revive the very low price dynamics in the euro area;
General -L'Assemblée shareholders of UNIWAX decided to divide the nominal value of the share by five UNIWAX to bring the nominal value of each share of the Company at 1000 FCFA and multiply by five (5) the number of shares comprising the share capital, which will increase from 750,000 shares to 3,750,000 shares. This split will take effect from 31 March 2015;
-Fraser Institute published its 2014 annual report Fraser Institute Annual Survey of Mining Companies. This report assesses 122 territories worldwide according to their interest geologically and the degree to which government policies encourage exploration and investment. It appears that Kenya is the third country less attractive in the world and the lowest score in terms of investment in the mining sector. The most rapid growth for 2014 is the result of the Ivory Coast, which rose from 105th place in 2013 to 61eplace in 2014. In terms of investment attractiveness of Côte d'Ivoire de has moved from Place 83 in 2013 to 57 places in 2014 and is ranked 9th on the continent.
Read also Edoh Kossi Amenounvé, CEO of the BRVM WAEMU: fewer bond issues in 2015 BRVM soon continuous trading The stock of Dar-Es-Salam crosses 15,000 billion shillings market capitalization ALERT-financial rating de of the Bond issuance in the city of New DAKAR intervention Côte d'Ivoire on the regional market The State of Senegal slows the bonds of the city of Dakar Weekend in small volumes on the BRVM France: The owners of SME ETI still very pessimistic 5 values "" outperform "the Abidjan Stock Exchange de
Banks / Insurance "Ecobank: Ade Ayeyemi, tipped to succeed Albert Essien 23 April, 2015 World Bank: the charge of Maghreb projects in turmoil April 23, 2015 Senegal: BICIS implants in Ourossogui 22 April, 2015 One country African de member of the AIIB 22 April, 2015 Bank of Tunisia: 6% increase of GDP at end March 21 April, 2015
Awards "South Africa: VAM landed de with 11 funds 21 April, 2015 Exchange: UADH, first introduced in the year in Tunis 21 April, 2015 Abraaj Capital head changes in North Africa April 21, 2015 South Africa: Market Financial is green 21 April, 2015 Exchange: Tunis selects the tombstones 17 April, 2015
Privates Equity "The fund ECP is interested in Ivory Coast infrastructure 16 April, 2015 The Ghanaian Yaw Owusu up $ 200 million 5 April, 2015 AGF about to resume Gari April 2, 2015 Capial investissemnt: AFIC Club launches de Africa 12 March, 2015 Zambi
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