- France and Kenya back ATIDI as Africa’s new risk-financing platform
- Evian summit could redefine development finance for distressed African economies
NAIROBI, KENYA – France and Kenya are attempting to reshape the architecture of African development finance through an ambitious risk-sharing mechanism designed to unlock investment in some of the continent’s most financially excluded economies.
At the centre of the effort is the African Trade & Investment Development Insurance, better known as ATIDI, the Nairobi-based multilateral insurer that has quietly evolved into one of Africa’s most strategically important financial institutions.
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