Development Finance Agenda

2017 - 2026

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The impact of US-Israel and Iran war on the global economy pp. 3: Nicholas Biekpe
Lesotho at a crossroad: How a trade shock can spark an African renaissance pp. 6: Oyeyemi Kale
Democracy and growth in Africa pp. 10-11: Thorvaldur Gylfason
Blended finance is not enough: Why structural risk reform matters more than project de-risking pp. 12-13: Shaurya Kumar Jha
FinTech regulation in Africa: Balancing innovation, financial inclusion, and systemic risk pp. 14-17: David Mhlanga
Strategies for responsible AI adoption in Africa: National use cases for economic development pp. 18-19: Louisa Muparuri

The BRICS moment: A turning point for the world's developing nations pp. 3: Nicholas Biekpe
Population growth and food security in Africa: A region at a crossroads pp. 6-8: Danny Cassimon and George Mavrotas
Commons governance as a determinant of development returns pp. 12-14: Jonathan Stilwell
Private-sector mobilization: Recognizing the contributions of private-sector holders of MDB and DFI debt pp. 16-18: Nick K. Kolev
An analysis of African regional economic communities' reactions to the USA trade policy pp. 20-22: Ngonidzashe Chiranga
Why development finance needs finance transformation, not just more capital pp. 24-25: Jitesh Singh

Trade at a crossroads: AGOA, U.S. tariffs and the future of Sub-Saharan African economies pp. 3: Nicholas Biekpe
The role of innovative, derisking-focused finance in improving the global food system financing architecture pp. 6-8: Danny Cassimon and George Mavrotas
Plain vanilla options and sovereign project financing pp. 12-13: Nick K. Kolev
The big debt cycle is shaping Africa's reform agenda pp. 14-16: Jonathan Stilwell
Africa's capital must stay home to power a new continental financing architecture pp. 18-19: Misheck Mutize

The AI revolution and the global south: promise, peril, and the path ahead pp. 3: Nicholas Biekpe
Sub-Saharan Africa within the worldwide allocation of capital. All quiet on the Southern front? pp. 6-8: Danny Cassimon and George Mavrotas
Aligning MDB shareholders' interests: callable capital, preferred creditor status, and sustainable creditor status pp. 12-14: Nick K. Kolev
Europe needs to get its act together pp. 16: Thorvaldur Gylfason
Can judicial reform drive economic growth? early credit market signals from Mexico pp. 18-20: Sonia Di Giannatale, Fausto HernÃ¡ndez Trillo and SofÃa Huidobro-Blanco
China is pushing to internationalise the yuan - Africa is key to a global yuan strategy pp. 22-23: Misheck Mutize

Critical development areas towards Africaâ€™s industrialisation efforts pp. 3: Nicholas Biekpe
Blended Finance: The case for realism and reform pp. 6-8: Nick K. Kolev and Amil Aneja
Digital transformation and economic growth in Africa: Harnessing fintech, e-commerce, and AI for inclusive growth pp. 12-13: Mushoni Bulagi
How the IMF structured Africa's sovereign debt crisis as a de facto bail-in for the global south pp. 14-15: Misheck Mutize
Internal struggles of cooperatives: Lessons from Graaff-Reinet (Sarah Baartman District Municipality) community, South Africa pp. 18-19: Fundiswa Nxesi, Stephen Mago and Shadreck Matindike

Unlocking Africa's potential: Implementing of AfCFTA pp. 3: Nicholas Biekpe
Is the (vaccine) price 'right'? Better vaccine process valuation techniques lead to lower firm break-even prices and improved payer bargaining power pp. 6-8: Danny Cassimon and Peter-Jan Engelen
Balancing Africa's development risks and opportunities in a changing world order pp. 12-13: Jonathan Stilwell
Converting speculative-grade exposure into investment-grade exposure pp. 14-15: Nick K. Kolev
Charting the way forward for cooperative sustainability in the face of external forces pp. 18-19: Fundiswa Nxesi, Stephen Mago and Shadreck Matindike

On global trade: Africa must unite or perish pp. 3: Nicholas Biekpe
The Finance for Development (FfD) process: from bridging the (mobilisation) gap to shaping global structural transformation? pp. 6-8: Danny Cassimon and George Mavrotas
Diversification and growth revisited pp. 12-13: Thorvaldur Gylfason and Gylfi Zoega
Rational pricing in local currency non-sovereign lending pp. 14-15: Nick K. Kolev
Bond issuing syndicates: The hidden force behind Eurobond mispricing in Africa pp. 18-19: Misheck Mutize
Financing resilient cities - how African governments can tackle climate and economic shocks pp. 20-21: Oluwatobi Mary Owojori

The evilness of damaging tariffs and their unintended consequences pp. 3: Nicholas Biekpe
The long road to redemption from original sin pp. 6-8: Danny Cassimon and George Mavrotas
Multilateral or bilateral engagement: International organizations and the United States pp. 12-14: Nick K. Kolev
Why African countries should not celebrate oversubscription of their bonds pp. 16-17: Misheck Mutize
Monetary policy effectiveness in non-WAEMU countries pp. 18-19: Simplice Asongu and Chinaza Philomena Nnam
Monetary policy effectiveness in non-WAEMU countries pp. 20-21: Dora Alepasse Nyaaba

The trade politics of bullying and the future of AGOA pp. 3: Nicholas Biekpe
Illicit financial flows challenges in Africa (and beyond) pp. 6-8: Danny Cassimon and George Mavrotas
Financial inclusion for micro entrepreneurs under the light of the new regulations for small enterprises pp. 12: Luz Helena Hanauer
Facilitating local capital market development through swap counterparty support pp. 14-15: Nick K. Kolev and Jonathan Stilwell
Why a systematic and coordinated effort is required to combat corruption in Africa pp. 16-17: Misheck Mutize
Microfinance institutions, financial access and female unemployment in Sub-Saharan Africa pp. 18-19: Simplice Asongu and Chinaza Philomena Nnam