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AfrAsia Bank Limited and its Group Entities

Annual Report 2015

page 148

MANAGEMENT DISCUSSION AND ANALYSIS (CONTINUED)

Objectives

AfrAsia Bank Limited has successfully developed its Corporate &

Investment Banking offering across various African markets and the

intention is to keep on delivering this going forward. The key product

offering to its clients come from its Treasury, Transactional Banking

and Corporate Banking divisions.

With the unique role of Mauritius as a financial centre, the Bank

is continuously positioning itself as a regional banking force

by establishing close business ties with a number of banking

institutions in Sub-Saharan Africa. Its aim is to be a one-stop shop

for financial institutions in the region in terms of funding, foreign

exchange, structured solutions and trade finance solutions.   

The Bank is one of the key players in Mauritius in terms of cash

and liquidity management for those corporates and individuals

investing in and trading with African countries. Cross-border

payments, Treasury as well as Global Custody services are the main

requirements of international and pan-African investors.

From a Corporate Banking perspective, the Bank will continue

to grow the asset book through selective organic growth and

primary syndications. The Bank remains committed to developing

relationships with regional corporates (in country) and clients using

Mauritius as a unique platform for expansion into Africa. AfrAsia

Bank Limited will also target specific segments going forward where

the Bank believes it can make a meaningful difference, particularly

through the strategic relationship held with National Bank of Canada.

Core initiatives

AfrAsia Bank Limited uses a number of platforms for growing its

presence and acquiring opportunities from African markets.

In terms of Treasury and FI business, the Bank continues to

leverage its Mauritian platform to provide the appropriate solutions

to its institutional clients and continues to invest in knowledgeable

resources to drive the business in the region.  

From a product perspective, the Bank’s strategic relationship with

the National Bank of Canada provides the expertise to differentiate

itself from the other players in the continent. 

AFRICA STRATEGY

Pursuing our

Africa Stategy

Global Custody

Developing specific segments

through the expertise

of our Strategic Shareholders.

Treasury,

Transactional Banking

and Corporate Banking

Cross-Border

Payments

Financial

Institution

Cash and Liquidity Management