The
5th Africa Debt and Capital Markets (ADCM) Summit will take place for
the first time in Washington D.C. during the IMF and World Bank Spring
Meetings on 16th April 2015.
Organized
by the team behind African Banker magazine, this highlevel summit will
provide an update on the latest trends and development in Africa’s
capital markets as well as explore the growing market for international
issuances by African governments.
Formerly
hosted at the London Stock Exchange, the 5th Africa Debt and Capital
Markets Summit is the premier event looking at the development of
African debt capital markets in Africa. Over 150 guests are expected to
attend, including a range of institutional investors, African Ministers
of Finance, Central Bank Governors, leading international investment
bankers, private companies, investors, risk advisors and rating
agencies.
The
event was launched to create a platform to connect African issuers to
the financial community in London, the agenda this year will broaden to
explore the challenges and opportunities in Africa’s Capital and Debt
markets. Recent global issuances have attracted wide interest from US
investors, who hold the world’s biggest pool of capital, but African
debt and capital markets still remain off-radar for the majority of the
investment community.
The
key focus of the 5th Africa Debt and Capital Markets Summit will be on
the emergence of financial hubs in Africa, and on ways to make them
become drivers of growth. There will be a focus on domestic resource
mobilization with the rise of sovereign wealth funds and pension funds,
the opportunities presented by international capital and how to tap into
this, as well as a discussion on the debt issuances and the longer term
outlooks for African sovereign and corporates using this asset class.
Since
its inaugural edition in 2011, the number of sovereign issuances has
grown rapidly although local capital markets remain largely illiquid.
This summit, by connecting policy makers, as well as the buy and sell
side, will help to contribute to more dynamic capital markets and more
transactional activity across different asset classes relating to
Africa.
The
summit, a must-attend event for financiers in the emerging market
space, will take place in Washington D.C. on the 16th April.
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