The 2nd Africa Debt Capital Markets Summit, 2nd July, 2012. London Stock Exchange, U.K

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The 2nd Africa Debt Capital Markets Summit will highlight market progress since last year as well as identify future trends.

2011 has been the strongest year for African debt capital markets since the financial crisis in 2007.  As well as sovereign and multilateral issuers, a broader range of corporate issuers including financial institutions are increasingly turning to the debt capital markets to fund capital intensive investments and expansion plans. The improved quality and diversity of African bonds, along with favourable yelds, macroeconomic growth and relative political stability, have attracted international investors' appetite for Africa's growingly profitable financial markets.

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Participants include:

  • Absa Capital
  • African Development Bank
  • Bank of Tanzania
  • Citi Bank
  • Clifford Chance
  • Dangote Cement
  • Deutsche Bank
  • Director of Treasury, Morocco
  • European Investment Bank
  • Goldman Sachs
  • HSBC
  • IFC
  • JP Morgan
  • Minister of Finance, Guinea
  • Minister of Finance, Uganda
  • Ministry of Gabon
  • Ministry of Namibia
  • Nedbank Capital
  • Nigerian Stock Exchange
  • Rand Merchant Bank
  • SNR Denton
  • Standard Bank
  • Standard Chartered
  • UBS
  • Uganda Capital Markets Authority
  • White and Case

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The International Capital Market Association (ICMA) is a unique organisation and an influential voice for the global capital market.

The African Loan Market Association (ALMA) is a regional, non-profit trade association dedicated to supporting and growing the syndicated loan market in Africa. A subscription-based service, membership of the ALMA is open to any institution with an interest in syndicated financing in Africa.

The IPFA is the largest and the only international, independent, not-for-profit Association dedicated to promoting and representing the interests of private and public sector organisations in Project Finance and Public Private Partnerships throughout the World.

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