Standard Bank, the largest African financial services organisation by assets, hosted a high-profile roundtable at its Beijing office, reinforcing the vital role of China-Africa cooperation in driving economic growth and […]
In line with its commitment to driving Africa’s sustainable growth, Standard Bank Group is proud to announce its new partnership with Prodigy Finance that will deliver funding to top African
During the 2024 Summit of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation, Huawei and Standard Bank South Africa (SBSA) signed a strategic cooperation agreement, to accelerate digital transformation of the financial sector and
Despite its abundant fertile land, Africa is importing food and, in 2021 alone, received more than R68 billion in farm products from international sources. Although one could rationalise these imports by pointing to increased
Standard Bank is proud to announce the launch of Reach, an innovative digital platform poised to revolutionise the management of syndicated loans. Reach is a global first, offering unparalleled simplicity,
Sub-Saharan Africa is at a critical juncture in its energy development and transition journey. Standard Bank emphasises the need to create an enabling environment that fosters energy investment, facilitates economic
Nearly half of South African households (42,1%) are headed by women, according to Statistics SA’s 2022 census. In these households, women are often both primary caregivers and breadwinners. They wield
Written by Asanda Tsotsi: Head Project & Export Finance: Standard Bank Group CIB Infrastructure development’s positive effect on economic growth and poverty alleviation is well documented. It is a key
Standard Bank Group, Africa’s largest bank by assets, has successfully provided a bridging facility loan which enabled Saturn Resources to acquire and de-list Shanta Gold from the London Stock Exchange.
The digital drive towards alleviating poverty, promoting economic growth, and building opportunities through financial inclusion is slowly being won. But, for many Africans, ‘cash is still king,’ and financial institutions
