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Capital Security Bank – New CEO 2024

Categories: Finance

Capital Security Bank (CSB) is pleased to announce the appointment of Joseph Horn-Smith as its new Chief Executive Officer. Mr. Horn-Smith has served as CSB’s Chief Operating Officer since February 2021. In this capacity, he has been instrumental in driving operational excellence and strategic initiatives across all business areas, and possesses a wealth of experience and an enviable track record in financial services. His strategic vision, commitment to innovation, and demonstrable ability to lead in a rapidly evolving market position him as the ideal candidate to guide CSB through its next phase of growth.Mr. Horn-Smith…

Investment Migration is Booming

Categories: Finance, Insight

Citizenship investment has never been a more important consideration for global investors given current global headwinds. These are challenging times and the chance to access greater mobility, opportunity, stability, security and a higher quality of life is alluring indeed. One can see why the industry is rich with activity There are many jurisdictions vying for supremacy in the field. We see Antigua & Barbuda as leading the way in the Caribbean, with Ecuador, Malta and Turkey offering especially innovative variations on the traditional CIP approach. St. John’s, Antigua port and skyline at twilight. These countries offer the wise globally-minded citizen…

Navigating African Trade Finance

Categories: Finance

We are privileged to interview Dr.Graham Bright JP, Head of Compliance and Operation at Euro Exim Bank, a financial institution with global ambitions in trade finance. Euro Exim Bank has set its sights on the African market, a region rich in potential but also marked by unique challenges. We will delve into the inspiration behind Euro Exim Bank’s African expansion, its strategies to adapt to the diverse African market dynamics, and its approach to mitigating risks in African Trade Finance. The African financial landscape is competitive, and Euro Exim Bank aims to differentiate itself…

La vision du Rwanda

Categories: Finance

Investors Guide to Africa s’entretient avec Nick Barigye, directeur général de Rwanda Finance Limited (RFL), l’agence chargée de développer et de promouvoir le Centre financier international de Kigali (KIFC) et de positionner le Rwanda comme une juridiction financière privilégiée pour les investissements en Afrique. IGTA : La vision du Centre financier international de Kigali est de catalyser le développement socio-économique du Rwanda en libérant des capitaux. Dans quelle mesure cette vision est-elle en train de se réaliser ? Nick Barigye : Notre Vision 2050 définit le plan stratégique à long terme pour que le…