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1. African Development Bank Group African Development Bank Group
2. Outline of the presentation The Bank Group Africa’s growth prospects Investing in Africa Benchmarking Nigeria African Development Bank Group
3. 1 The Bank Group African Development Bank Group
4. Bank Group Termreferringcollectively to: AfricanDevelopment Bank AfricanDevelopmentFund Nigeria Trust Fund May alsoincludeotherfundsmanagedby the Bank African Development Bank Group
5. MANDATE – African Development Bank Established in 1964 by Agreement betweenmember states Mandate:Contributeto the sustainableeconomicdevelopment and social progress of itsregional (African) member countries Fulfills mandate throughfinancing of projects, mobilizationof resources, technical assistance,cooperation Membership: Currently77 countries with 3 finalizingmembership Membership Composition: 53 African Countries and 24 Non- African Countries ProvidesfinancingthroughLoans, Guarantees & EquityInvestments for sovereign and non-sovereign transactions African Development Bank Group
6. Bank Group Membership Europe 14 member countries Shareholding: 21% North & South America Middle East Asia 2 member countries Shareholding: 1% 4 member countries Shareholding: 11% Africa 4 member countries Shareholding: 7% 53 member countries Shareholding: 60% African Development Bank Group
7. Bank Group loan and grant approvals and disbursements, 2001-2010 (UA millions) African Development Bank Group
8. 2 Africa’s growth prospects African Development Bank Group
9. Annual average real GDP growth rates by regions (in %) 2000-2010  African Development Bank Group
10. Evolution of annual average real GDP growth rates by regions  African Development Bank Group
11. Projected real GDP per Capita growth rates in 2011 African Development Bank Group
12. Africa’s GDP per Capita growth prospects African Development Bank Group
13. Sector contributions to growth in Africa, 2000-2009 African Development Bank Group
14. Share of Traditional Partners (TPs) and Emerging Partners (EPs) in Africa’s total trade African Development Bank Group
15. Investment, aidand remittancesinflowsto Africa (1990-2010) African Development Bank Group
16. FDI inflows to Africa (US $ mn) African Development Bank Group
17. Africa’s governance progress African Development Bank Group
18. Demographic growth evolution African Development Bank Group
19. A growing economically active population Continued rapid growth in the size of the economically active population (men and women 15-64 years of age), at an average of around 3.5% per annum, will lead to an absolute increase in Africa’s working age population of around 1.87 billion. Around 74% of Africans will be of working age in 2060. Human resources strongly impact on overall factor productivity. African Development Bank Group
20. Africa’s age distribution African Development Bank Group
21. Poverty headcount ratio at $1.25 a day (PPP) (% of population), most recent year African Development Bank Group
22. Under five mortality rates total per 1000, 2010 African Development Bank Group
23. Growingmiddle class & urbansectors African Development Bank Group
24. Distribution of African population by selected classes African Development Bank Group
25. Real estate African Development Bank Group
26. Great potential in natural and biological resources 9.5% of the world oil reserves and close to 8% of gas reserves. Highest reserve of agricultural land: 807 million ha. Well positioned to embark on a low carbon growth and development path. Unique fauna and flora. African Development Bank Group
27. Investments in ICT The 2010 ICT broadband penetration estimated at 7 per cent of the population is projected to rise to 99 per cent of the population in 2060. Win-win area of collaboration between Africa and foreign investors. Catalytic role for market integration and competitiveness. African Development Bank Group
28. The Need for substantial investments Massive injections of capital will be needed to bridge the huge infrastructure gap. African Development Bank Group
29. Africa’s Infrastructure Stock African Development Bank Group
30. 3 Investing in Africa African Development Bank Group
31. Investing in Africa Access to finance needs to be addressed in order to unlock Africa’s potential for a sustained and inclusive growth. African Development Bank Group
32. Africa’s Billionaires Africa’s total billionaires numbered 7 in 2006 and 11 in 2010. This year there are 14 on the 2011 Forbes Rich list made up of two Nigerians, 4 South Africans and 8 Egyptians. Their main sectors of activity are: sugar, flour and cement, precious stones, construction, luxury goods, telecommunications, mining, cotton trading and banking. African Development Bank Group
33. Credit to the private sector in selected regions (% of GDP) African Development Bank Group
34. Deposit accounts per 1,000 adults in selected African countries, 2009 African Development Bank Group
35. Private equity funds raised in Africa by region, 2006-2010 African Development Bank Group
36. Sampling of Africa private equity investments 2008-2010 African Development Bank Group
37. Marketcapitalizationin major Africanstock exchanges (2003-2011) African Development Bank Group
38. Marketcapitalizationin major Africanstock exchanges (2003-2011) African Development Bank Group
39. Prices of African indexes (in USD) African Development Bank Group
40. Prices for selectedAfricanindexes (in USD) African Development Bank Group
41. Improving SMEs access to finance through stock markets Egypt’s Nile Stock Exchange (Nilex) Lower requirements in terms of minimum capital and number of shares to be offered to the public. An advisor is nominated to help eligible SMEs prepare their financial statement, comply with the listing rules and complete the initial public offering of their shares. African Development Bank Group
42. Improving SMEs access to finance through stock markets (contd.) South Africa’s AltX A registered advisor is designated to assist SMEs through the listing process, the initial public offering and to help them maintain their status once listed. The Directors Induction Programme is a compulsory education program offered to managers on corporate finance, management and governance. African Development Bank Group
43. Private credit bureaus in selected African countries Morocco -Experian Egypt -I-score Uganda -CRB Africa -Compuscan Uganda Ghana -XDS Ghana Kenya -Credit reference bureau africa limited -Metropol East Africa Ltd -Transunion Kenya Nigeria -Credit registry corporation CR services LTD nigeria -XDS -Credit reference company Rwanda -CRB Africa Namibia -Transunion ITC Namibia -Credit Information Bureau Namibia -Compuscan Tanzania -CRB Africa Malawi -CRB Africa Botswana -TransUnion ITC -CRB Africa -Compuscan Botswana Zambia -CRB Africa South Africa -Transunion -Experian -Compuscan -XDS Swaziland -ITC Swaziland -Transunion Mozambique -CRB Africa African Development Bank Group
44. 4 Benchmarking Nigeria African Development Bank Group
45. Ease of doing business African Development Bank Group
46. Corruption African Development Bank Group
47. Human development index in Nigeria vs selected comparators African Development Bank Group
48. Schoolenrolment(Secondary and Tertiary, % Gross) and adultliteracy, 2001-2009 African Development Bank Group
49. Potential for Diaspora Bonds, 2007 African Development Bank Group
50. Prospects… THE FUTURE IS PROMISING… But there is much to be done! African Development Bank Group
51. Eye on the future Access to credit Job creation Technical skills building Infrastructure, infrastructure, infrastructure (Energy, transportation-air, rail, land, waterways) Regional integration Gender Governance African Development Bank Group
52. Acknowledgments LaurelinePla Nadim Guelbi Athanasius Coker Simon Mizrahi Desire Vencatachellum African Development Bank Group
53. Thank you African Development Bank Group