finance

Microlenders eat banks’ lunch

ZIMBABWE’S microfinance institutions have enjoyed considerable growth lately after occupying the lending space left by banks in the face of uncontrolled government borrowing that has crowded out the private sector.

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A poor man in Monaco

WHEN I submitted my passport at the French Embassy in Harare, as I prepared for my once in a life time travel to Monaco — one of the world’s epicentres…

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Results fail to stimulate ZSE

Paul Nyakazeya, Business Reporter

THE just-ended reporting season failed to generate excitement on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) because results reflected an economy still dogged by liquidity problems and lack of relevant models to tackle several hurdles confronting business in a multicurrency system, analysts said this week.

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No champagne for ZSE

Paul Nyakazeya, Business Reporter

ACTING Zimbabwe Stock Exchange chief executive officer Martin Matanda might have hoped to pop champagne bottles to a flurry of Initial Public Offerings (IPO) on a bourse that has had a listing drought for years.

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