The FT reports(subscr. reqd):
The development of capital markets in Africa’s strongest economies has accelerated this year. In Nigeria, there is now a bond yield curve out to 10 years, and equity capital markets transactions so far this year have totalled $3.3bn, according to Dealogic. This is tiny by international standards, but a huge jump that brings it close to volumes in the more developed South African market. Most of the Nigerian equity offerings, though, are the result of capital-raising by its consolidating banking sector, and more activity in areas such as oil and telecoms is needed to maintain the impetus.
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