Winner of Best Transactional ,Bank in Africa The Asian Banker Global, Middle East and Africa Awards 2023 Absa | Corporate and Investment Banking > Insights and Events > Best Transactional Bank in Africa SHARE Empowering our clients to optimise supply and value chains as we remain invested in smarter, safer and more seamless transactional solutions across the continent. We’re proud to announce that we have been recognised as the Best Transactional Bank in Africa at The Asian Banker Global, Middle East and Africa Awards 2023. This phenomenal achievement is testament to our commitment to provide customised solutions for our clients as we continue to work together to ensure access to smarter, safer and more seamless corporate transactional banking. Thank you to our clients for their continued support. We remain dedicated to growing our business and delivering exceptional solutions and service to our clients. Thabo Makoko, Head of Pan-Africa Cash Management, Transactional Banking Bohani Hlungwane, Head of Trade and Working Capital, Pan-Africa https://cib.absa.africa/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/file_example_MP3_700KB.mp3 Related Articles RISK MANAGEMENT Africa’s Trade Problem Isn’t What You Think Ask most people about Africa’s trade challenges, and they’ll point to infrastructure—congested ports, unreliable roads, or logistical bottlenecks. But the real constraint isn’t what you can see; it’s what you can’t. Read more RISK MANAGEMENT Absa ZARONIA calculator This calculator generates interest rates and interest payments on South African Rand Overnight Index Average- (ZARONIA-) linked financial products for both single and multi-periods. It applies the conventions for loans, money markets, bonds and derivatives as endorsed by the South African Reserve Bank (SARB), while also offering flexibility, as these conventions are not strictly prescriptive. Read more RISK MANAGEMENT Rethinking Portfolio Resilience in Volatile Markets Periods of market turbulence have long been a test of investor conviction. When uncertainty grips financial markets—driven recently by shifting U.S. administrative policies, fluctuating interest rates, or geopolitical tensions—traditional portfolios often reveal their vulnerabilities. Read more
