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Spotlight AFRICA UNITED KINGDOM Finance Issue dated 15/09/2020

City of London spreads net in Africa as Brexit looms

The London financial centre, which risks seeing its position in Europe weakened by Brexit, is looking to conquer new markets, notably in Africa. One of the instruments it is using to further its financial influence is financial certification institution CISI. [...] (615 words)

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Chartered Institute for Securities and Investment
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Mark Napier
Michael Cole-Fontayn
Nigerian National Advisory Council
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Russia's support for LNA dampens Haddad's ambitions as national army head

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As Brexit looms, Jersey promotes offshore financial centre

Olam chooses Port Louis over London to registrer its Arise Infrastructure fund

Canadian "Warren Buffett" excludes his banks from deal for big new African investment group

Private investors shun Mauritius after EU money-laundering red flag

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