This Capital Opening Operation, Targeted and Strategic to the tune of 30% has just allowed the arrival of about sixty Shareholders who, according to the Executive Director Fabrice Kom Tchuenté, “have in common to be with a strong commitment to resolving African financial, banking and insurance issues and recognized international expertise, acquired for more than a decade “.
FinAfrique is positioned today as the first panafrican consulting firm bringing together in its shareholding sixty experts committed men and women, from fifteen countries in Africa and Europe, and cumulating a double experience ( African and international).
This new intervention model will materialize by the creation in early 2019 of 3 regional offices respectively in Abidjan, Douala and Nairobi.
Boris Picano-Nacci, former Trader, now a consultant specialized in Financial Modeling, makes his entry as a new shareholder and justifies it as follows: “I started by accompanying FinAfrique as a Trainer and then as a Consultant. On the Training component, I immediately joined the project to train the African Staff on the spot, rather than pulling out the talents to train them in Europe which would increase the costs. These experiences enriched me deeply. It therefore seemed natural to me to continue to support the development of the firm, this time by committing myself personally and financially. ”
According to Latyr Mbodj, another new shareholder and consultant specializing in financial markets, “The potential in Africa, in all sectors, is well established”. This participation in the FinAfrique Project will enable it to “contribute significantly to the development of financial infrastructures in sub-Saharan Africa” as it has always wished.
These experts, who have both a deep knowledge of the African financial context and a mastery of recent international financial, banking and technological changes through their various experiences, will work within Task Forces to provide Expertise represented, a sophisticated, innovative and pragmatic Approach and Technicality to support African financial institutions in the face of new challenges that preoccupy them (Regulatory, Strategic, Efficiency and Governance).
