Mergers & Acquisitions: Key Considerations For Business - Joy Business (22 Jan 24)
Deal Flows: The Changing Trends - Joy Business (19 Jan 24)
Business Life Cycle And Debt Implications - Garia Week
Managing Businesses In An Austere Economy (Dealing With Financial Distress) - Joy Business, 20 Jan 23
Managing Businesses In An Austere Economy - Joy Business (13 Jan 23)
Financial Planning In An Austere Economy - Joy Business (12 Jan 23)
Bridgewater Advisors - This Is How We Work
Our passion drives our every move. Our passion is in our every strive. We make every encounter count.
Teamwork makes the dream work.
AGI - European Union (EU) Boardroom Breakfast (Ghana) - Webcast Clip
Bridgewater Advisors Limited in partnership with
Association of Ghana Industries Accra and EU funded Investment Promotion,
Business Linkages & Export Development Project by AESA, hosted a breakfast
boardroom meeting at Alisa, on Tuesday 8th November 2022, for businesses along
the Agriculture value chain as well as other member businesses of AGI under the
theme “Key Considerations in Raising Capital”.
The event included a presentation by Prosper Melomey on
understanding the key considerations businesses should take note of at each
stage of the capital raising journey, thereby adequately positioning the
business to access capital.
Mergers & Acquisitions In Africa - Trends & Outlook
An overview and our perspective
On the global scene, the
count, and worth, of M&A transactions over the years, have been increasing.
A look at the global trend from the regional perspective over the last three
years to 2021, saw the highest transaction volume and value since 2015. Between
2006 and 2020, M&A to global GDP was 0.50%, with the highest and lowest
ratios of 0.83% and 0.35% being recorded in 2006 and 2013 respectively.
World Economic Outlook
An Overview and our perspective of Africa
Like a
smooth sail on the Atlantic Ocean, the global economic prospects looked
promising until the sudden waves of the COVID-19 pandemic, which led to major
lockdowns, disruptions in production, erosion of fiscal space of most countries
as COVID related spending increased, and ultimately leaving most countries in
high debts.
The severity of the pandemic became manageable through medical support and the global economy was ready to set sail again. But like a seismic wave that emanates from the epicenter of an earthquake, Russia decides to invade Ukraine.
