AfDB strengthens Banco Fomento de Angola’s trade finance
The pan-African institution will provide funds for trade finance to Angola’s second-largest bank, which recently was indirectly nationalised.
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▪ AfDB strengthens Banco Fomento de Angola’s trade finance
▪ The pan-African institution will provide funds for trade finance to Angola’s second-largest bank, which recently was indirectly nationalised.
▪ https://www.africabusinessplus.com/en/814283/afdb-strengthens-banco-fomento-de-angolas-trade-finance/
The African Development Bank (AfDB) will issue a $10 million Trade Finance Transaction Guarantee to Banco Fomento de Angola SA (BFA), Angola’s second-largest bank.
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