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SWF shift the balance of power

The current shift of financial power from multi-national organizations such as World Bank, I.F.C and others to Sovereign Wealth Funds presents developing nations such as Zimbabwe with a new source of foreign direct investment. A sovereign wealth fund (SWF) is a state-owned fund composed of financial assets such as stocks, bonds, property or other financial instruments. Sovereign wealth funds have gained world-wide exposure by investing in several Wall Street financial firms. These firms needed a cash infusion due to losses resulting from the credit crunch caused by the mortgage meltdown which started in the USA.

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Interfin Bank to inherit CFX Bank ownership dispute
Sunday, 29 November 2009

It is being widely reported that Interfin Bank have decided to go ahead and invest in the disputed CFX Bank Limited. In a recent article entitled "How Interfin got into bed with CFX" which appears at http://www.thestandard.co.zw/business/22311-how-interfin-got-into-bed-with-cfx.html it is clear CFX is suffering effects of being a disputed asset.In generall the market accepts my claim that CFX Bank was illegally and irreularly snatched from me.As result the market is trading cautiously with CFX Bank which has resulted in poor operational perfomance and poor share price performance.

 

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Poor Governance hindering Africa's Economic growth
Sunday, 22 November 2009

 

The Political Economy of Sub Saharan Africa in particular and Africa in general has been affected by political instability and  Africa has been lacking a voice at important groupings such as G8 and G20. Despite having some of the world’s huge reserves of natural resources such as gold ,diamonds, coal, steel, and oil. Sub Saharan Africa remains largely undeveloped and poverty stricken. The region’s population largely lives under poverty and foreign direct investment has been rather limited partly due to political violence, civil strife and wars. Some of the problems emanate from poor Governance and poorly developed National Institutions.

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Bank reversals must be explained
Wednesday, 18 November 2009

Whilst it may seem justice has finally been done by Gideon Gono’s admission of failure and returning ZABG (Trust Bank, Royal Bank, Barbican ) to its rightful owners there is need to do a proper analysis on why someone would grab an asset for over 5 years, use it and abuse it and then return it. This is not how a normal country should function.

 

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