The continent’s family firms are often reluctant to open their books to scrutiny. As a familiar joke goes, the biggest listed ...

Prior to the Ethiopia Securities Exchange (ESX) launch, the country had liberalised some sectors including telecommunications ...

Ethiopia opened its stock exchange — part of a plan to lure investors to an economy recovering from a civil war — without any ...

Addis Abeba — The World Bank has approved a $700 million loan to strengthen the stability of Ethiopia's financial sector, with a particular focus on supporting balance sheet restructuring and ...

Ethiopia launched a securities exchange on Friday, in what officials touted as a milestone in Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's ...

WASHINGTON, December 19, 2024 – The World Bank will be significantly scaling up its support for Ethiopia’s financial sector thanks to a newly approved $700 million credit from the International ...

According to the World Bank, Ethiopia, with a population of about 126.5 million, is the second most populous nation in Africa after Nigeria and one of the fastest-growing economies in the region.

Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed rang a Wall Street-style bell to officially launch the country's first stock exchange in 50 years on Friday, part of efforts to liberalise the struggling economy.

Licensed by the Ethiopian Capital Market Authority in December 2024 to operate as a Securities Exchange and Over the Counter ...