Access Holdings, led by Nigerian tycoon Herbert Wigwe raises loan prices in Kenya
Access Bank Kenya is the Kenyan banking unit of Access Holdings, a financial services conglomerate.
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Access Bank Kenya is the Kenyan banking unit of Access Holdings, a financial services conglomerate.
The decline can be attributed to losses incurred from Oppenheimer’s investments in private equity firms.
Otudeko is the founder and chairman of Honeywell Group, a Nigerian conglomerate with holdings in property, energy and engineering services.
The recent upswing in Al-Amoudi’s wealth follows a temporary exit from the Bloomberg Billionaires Index.
Nigerian multimillionaire Ken Etete, 48, serves as the chairman and CEO of Century Group, which is the first domestic energy infrastructure provider.
Macozoma’s boasts a shareholding in the Tshipi Borwa manganese mine that is now valued at $125.1 million.
The surge in Hanratty’s stake can be attributed to the remarkable performance of Sanlam’s shares since the start of the year.
The transaction took place on the local bourse on Thurs., July 6, stirring speculation about Otudeko’s potential plans and intentions.
Wigwe, the group managing director and CEO of Access Holdings, Nigeria’s largest lender in terms of assets, holds a 9.09-percent stake in the lender.
Seabrooke holds a significant 40.61-percent stake in Sabvest Capital, making him one of the richest executives in the country.
Haidar is the founder of multinational fintech company Optasia that provides mobile financial services.
Slack, the granddaughter of Ernest Oppenheimer and elder sister of Nicky Oppenheimer, owns interests in dozens of ompanies.
Founded by Nigerian philanthropist Nuhu Kwajafa and backed by Igho Sanomi , GIPLC funds charity projects that uplift vulnerable children in Nigeria.
Mouton, who has accumulated a substantial fortune through his diverse investment portfolio, has a 5.83-percent stake in Capitec Bank.
Aziz issued an apology to Tanzania’s judiciary on Monday after making remarks on June 26 that raised doubts about the independence of the country’s judiciary.
Swartzberg owns a 3.92-percent stake in the company, solidifying his position among South Africa’s most influential executives.