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John Everington

John Everington

Middle East and Africa Editor at The Banker

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  • English
Covering topics
  • Africa
  • International News
  • Finance & Banking Services

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Egypt’s first digital-only lender targets launch by September

Banque Misr subsidiary to operate as a standalone entity focused on youth segment
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Egypt faces familiar economic choices after stability returns

Privatisation and reduction of armed forces’ role in economy remain sticking points
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Banque du Caire sale a test of Egypt’s commitment to economic reform

Outlook for banks brightest in the Mena region due to high interest rates and economic rebound
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Saudi venture capital investment on the rise

After many years in the shadow of the UAE, Saudi Arabia’s start-up and venture capital ecosystem is growing rapidly, writes John Everington.
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HSBC to exit crowded Bahrain retail space

Departure comes amid wider international strategy review
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Trade and geopolitical headwinds threaten prolonged low global growth

Global growth set to remain below pre-Covid average in 2025/6, says World Bank
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African and Middle Eastern banks eye Ethiopian market entry

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Top Islamic Financial Institutions 2024: Highlights

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Inside the World Bank’s delicate mission to electrify Africa

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The Banker’s Top 100 African Banks 2024

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