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Africa Financial Summit highlights credit gap despite record banking profits

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The Africa Financial Summit (AFIS 2026) was launched in Luanda, Angola, by Jeune Afrique and the International Finance Corporation. Leaders at the summit noted that while Africa’s financial institutions are recording record profits, continental growth is hindered. The central issue discussed was the lack of capital flowing into local-currency credit, MSMEs, and infrastructure.

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The summit highlighted a paradox where the banking industry is highly profitable, yet businesses driving economic activity are reportedly starved of credit. The discussion emphasized that African finance needs to better fund the real economy, moving capital away from dollar-denominated debt.

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