Deep Dive: Africa
Have recent reforms made credit fundamentals more shock resilient?
Africa enters 2026 with stronger headline credit metrics after reforms to fiscal governance, FX and monetary frameworks, banking regulation, and oversight of state-owned enterprises. This Deep Dive first assesses which reforms have delivered measurable credit gains—and where outcomes remain uneven—then stress-tests those gains against today’s geopolitical shocks, domestic political constraints, and tightening local liquidity
Discussion Topics:
- Reform momentum: what has improved? Which reforms are delivering tangible credit gains? How differentiated are outcomes across countries?
- Stress points: can reforms hold under current conditions? Are recent reforms durable under geopolitical and political stress? Where are systemic pressure points emerging in local financial systems? What are the cross sector credit implications?
Speakers
Christos Theofilou
Vice President - Senior Analyst
Moody's Ratings
Aurelien Mali
Vice President - Senior Credit Officer, Sovereign Risk
Moody's Ratings
Constantinos Kypreos
Senior Vice President - Financial Institutions Group
Moody's Ratings
Mik Kabeya
Vice President - Senior Credit Officer, Financial Institutions
Moody's Ratings
Artem Frolov
Vice President - Senior Analyst, Corporate Finance
Moody's Ratings
Lisa Jaeger
Vice President - Senior Analyst, Corporate Finance
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Mickaël Gondrand
Assistant Vice President - Analyst, Sovereign Risk
Moody's Ratings
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