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Unlocking African growth through efficient infrastructure development

RMB announces its 2019 investment attractiveness rankings for Africa, with Egypt staying in the lead

Where to Invest in Africa Podcast Series - Episode 1

Where to Invest in Africa provides easily digestible data and analysis to firms considering investing in Africa, and explores new opportunities for those already vested in the continent.

FNB and RMB win Best Foreign Exchange Provider award

FNB and RMB have jointly been recognised as the Best Foreign Exchange Provider by Global Finance Magazine for the fourth year running .

The future of digital banking in Africa

In this Classic FM interview RMB’s Muzi Nkosi talks about the acceleration to improve digital banking technology for Africa’s corporate banks and their clients.

Forex: To hedge or not to hedge?

RMB Botswana's Lesego Osman says forex hedging allows firms to focus on their core business whilst allowing their trusted banking partner to ensure their forex risk is adequately mitigated. In this article he highlights the benefits of forex hedging.

RMB’s Aluwani Thenga joins BAFT Future Leaders Class of 2022 Programme

RMB’s Aluwani Thenga is one of 35 individuals selected globally to participate in BAFT’s Future Leaders Programme Class of 2022.

Commercial real estate trends post-COVID

The pandemic has revealed unknown reservoirs of flexibility in how the property sector can function, and changed expectations of how people will use properties going forward. Here are the latest trends.

RMB in conversation with Botswana’s Minister of Minerals and Energy

Acting Co-Director of RMB in Botswana Harriet Mlalazi was in conversation with Hon. Lefhoko M. Moagi at the recent Africa Mining Indaba in Cape Town.

Intengo: digital debt issuance and trading marketplace

Intengo Market, a digital corporate credit marketplace previously incubated by RMB, is looking to revolutionise the way corporate debt instruments are issued and traded in SA and the rest of the continent.

SA property investors eye UK, Poland

Commercial South African property investors are looking to offshore jurisdictions, particularly retail and industrial property in the UK and Poland, to diversify portfolios as SA faces ongoing challenging conditions.