List of all articles filed under “tanzania-financial-services” category.
Altemius Millinga, Managing Director of Yetu Microfinance Bank PLC, shares his assessment of the microfinance sector in Tanzania and gives an overview of Yetu Microfinance, a bank specialized in providing financial services, loans, savings products, money transfer and payments to the lower end of the market of the financial sector spectrum.
Maro Kohi gives an overview of the investment industry in Tanzania and presents Tanzania Securities Limited, the country’s leading stockbrokers and members of the Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange. The financial services firm focuses on three main segments: wealth management, corporate finance advisory and securities trading. Maro Kohi also talks about the impacts of COVID on the economy of Tanzania and shares his vision for the future of Tanzania Securities Limited.
Salum Awadh gives an overview of corporate advisory and investment management firm SCC Capital. He also shares his assessment of the financial services and capital markets sectors in Tanzania and discusses challenges to be faced by the industry. Finally, Salum Awadh talks about his vision for SCC Capital in the medium term.
Salum Awadh, CEO of SSC Capital, presents the company. SSC Capital is a corporate advisory and investment management firm offering solutions in corporate advisory, private equity and venture capital transactions, corporate finance, capital raising, project management, funds management, research, mergers and acquisitions, institutional set-up, debt and corporate restructuring, and investment banking.
Maro Kohi, CEO of Tanzania Securities Limited, gives an overview of the company’s three key business lines: securities brokerage, wealth management, and corporate finance advisory.
Altemius Millinga, Managing Director of Yetu Microfinance Bank PLC, a bank specialized in providing financial services, loans, savings products, money transfer and payments to the lower end of the market of the financial sector spectrum, shares his assessment of the microfinance sector in Tanzania.
The National Housing Corporation of Tanzania a leading real estate development and management firm mandated under the Ministry of Lands, Housing and Settlements Development has launched a new scheme which allows its clients to pay for the houses purchased while living in their own homes.
Since opening its door in 2011 Basil & Alred has grown to become one of the leading professional services firms operating in Tanzania. Offering full-service assurance, tax and advisory expertise, with a team led by partners of some 40 years cumulative experience in public accounting spearheaded by Godfrey Mramba the Managing Partner and Chief Executive Officer chiefly responsible for tax advisory and corporate development.
Coy Buckley gives an overview of EFTA, a Tanzanian finance company specialised in serving small and medium enterprises and farmers, through equipment loans of up to USD 80,000.
Coy Buckley, CEO of EFTA (Equity for Tanzania), explains how the company manages to achieve a very low NPL (non-performing loan) ratio of only 5 to 6% of the loans ending in repossession.
