For Théodore Ganfle, Managing Director of SGI-AGI based in Cotonou (Benin), the West African paradox — abundant liquidity, underfunded SMEs — lies in a gap of structuring: "the question is not only to find capital, but to make the companies investable". On 26 and 27 October in Cotonou, the local finance forum he is piloting aims to build bridges between projects, investors and diasporas, and to demonstrate that the dynamism of the subregion is n…
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For Théodore Ganfle, Managing Director of SGI-AGI based in Cotonou (Benin), the West African paradox — abundant liquidity, underfunded SMEs — lies in a gap of structuring: "the question is not only to find capital, but to make the companies investable". On 26 and 27 October in Cotonou, the local finance forum he is piloting aims to build bridges between projects, investors and diasporas, and to demonstrate that the dynamism of the subregion is n…