Africa: Where to find investment opportunities for high net-worth individuals
Despite challenges such as inflation and depreciating currencies, Africa still remains an attractive investment destination, with plenty of opportunities for wealthy individuals looking to invest their money. Dominic Volek, Group Head of Private Clients at Henley & Partners joins CNBC Africa for more.
Tue, 23 Apr 2024 14:39:19 GMT
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- Africa presents vast opportunities for wealth creation and investment, with a projected growth in the millionaire population by 65 percent over the next decade.
- Millionaire migration impacts the movement of high net-worth individuals within and outside Africa, often driven by factors such as economic opportunities, tax incentives, and lifestyle preferences.
- Investment migration can be leveraged to attract foreign direct investment and skilled talent into African countries, stimulating economic growth and creating new business opportunities.
Africa continues to be a region with immense potential for wealth creation and investment opportunities, despite challenges such as inflation and depreciating currencies. Dominic Volek, Group Head of Private Clients at Henley & Partners, sheds light on the factors influencing private wealth in Africa and the trends of millionaire migration within the continent and abroad. Volek also discusses the concept of investment migration and its potential to catalyze growth in Africa, along with the importance of economic mobility for investors. As Africa grapples with attracting investments and mitigating risks, there is a growing need for innovative solutions and policy changes to make the continent a more favorable investment destination. High net worth individuals and investors are encouraged to explore sectors like fintech, edutech, and agritech, which are ripe for investment in the African market. Ultimately, addressing lifestyle, education, healthcare, and fiscal incentives will be crucial in attracting and retaining investments in Africa.