Description
Ce panel s’intéresse à l’un des freins majeurs au développement du private equity africain : la faible liquidité. Il abordera le rôle du marché secondaire, des mécanismes de dérisquage et des structures blended pour attirer davantage de capitaux privés. La discussion partira du diagnostic de marché avant de présenter des solutions concrètes.
Résumé :
Mobilizing private capital for long-term infrastructure and growth projects in Africa remains challenging due to a thin project pipeline, regulatory hurdles, and limited exit opportunities. To address these barriers, panelists emphasize the need for innovative blended finance instruments, such as first-loss tranches, alongside programmatic investment strategies and improved local capital market development. Ultimately, successful investment requires building bankable projects from the early stages and fostering a robust exit culture that includes trade sales, secondary markets, and more dynamic local stock exchanges.
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