African Allocator Podcast

African Allocator Podcast
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The African Allocator podcast tells the stories of serious investors who are allocating capital across various the African investment landscape today. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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The podcast explores themes of frontier markets investing, capital allocation strategies, and the unique challenges and opportunities present in African economies. Episodes include discussions on topics such as Ethiopia's new stock exchange, finding undervalued companies, and market-dominant firms poised for growth.

The African Allocator podcast tells the stories of serious investors who are allocating capital across various the African investment landscape today.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Ayo Salami is Chief Investment Officer at Emerging Markets Investment Management (EMIM), a London-based investment manager. In this conversation, he reflects on his journey from academia to fund management, provides a historical view of the present moment in African listed equity valuations, and explains why domestic African capital sources are key to the next decade of African development.
Learn more about Ayo Salami | Emerging Markets Investment Management
Website: https://emim.com/
Learn more about Chipo Muwowo | African Allocator Podcast
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chipomuwowo/
Website: https://www.africanallocator.com
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