Established in 1990, MIPIM is a real estate event dedicated to assembling the most influential players from all sectors of the international real estate scene, including investors, developers, advisers, brokers, and other professionals in the industry.
David Ofosu-Dorte talks about the main focus at AB and David Law, a business law firm which assists 24 African countries to ensure businesses and projects succeed by helping clients minimize the risks associated with doing business in Africa. AB and David earned the distinction as the first African law firm to be awarded the England Law Society Lexcel accreditation, which is a mark of the highest standard in law practice.
David Ofosu-Dorte, Senior Partner at AB and David, gives an overview of the business law firm. Though David is based in Ghana, AB and David Law assists 24 African countries to ensure businesses and projects succeed by helping clients minimize the risks associated with doing business in Africa.
Samuel Matonda shares his assessment of the Kenyan economy and discusses latest news regarding economic trends, investment opportunities and ease of doing business in Kenya. He also mentions some of the policies put in place by the Kenya National Chamber of Commerce and Industry to support the business community.
Samuel Matonda, CEO of Kenya National Chamber of Commerce and Industry, talks about the ease of doing business in Kenya and mentions some incentives taken by KNCCI to support micro and small enterprises (MSMEs).
Florence Muchiri gives an overview of Century Microfinance Bank’s business and talks about the latest news related to the microfinance sector in Kenya. She also discusses the importance of moving into the technological space, Century Microfinance Bank being the first microfinance institution in Kenya to acquire a fintech company, with the goal of transitioning the bank to the digital space completely in the upcoming years.
Sebastian Dietzold talks about the latest developments in the construction and real estate sectors in Tanzania, and gives an overview of CPS, a company he founded in 2012 with the vision to design and implement sustainable and empowering urban developments in Africa, focusing on timber-framed houses. Providing affordable housing solutions, the urban developer is now applying to build the first CLT factory in the country.
Sebastian Dietzold, CEO at CPS Tanzania, an innovative and sustainable urban developer known for the Fumba Town development in Zanzibar, explains what sets CPS apart from the competition.
Muhannad Ebwini shares his assessment of the payment solutions sector in Saudi Arabia and the Middle East, discussing trends and latest news. He also gives an overview of HyperPay, a complete B2B FinTech end-to-end platform for banks and merchants and one of the leading online payment solutions provider in the region, and talks about the next developments planned for the coming years.
David Morema shares his assessment of the payments industry and talks about the latest news associated with the sector in Kenya and Africa. He also gives an overview of Virtual Pay, a payment service provider offering various channels of payments in ecommerce, mostly cards and mobile money application, and talks about the next developments planned for the upcoming years.
