The new manager succeeds Yannick Maniongui, who held the position of deputy general manager until June 30, 2026. A former tax inspector who spent over 7 years in the treasury department of Ecobank Equatorial Guinea, the executive managed the representation of Malabo since 2022, where she obtained an agreement with the Central African Financial Market Surveillance Commission in May 2024. The roadmap entrusts her with the management of 35 billion FCFA in assets distributed among over 1,000 savers, following a increase in assets from 1.5 billion FCFA to 30.2 billion FCFA at the end of the 2024 fiscal year. Since the launch of activities in 2021, the company, which has offices in Brazzaville, Pointe-Noire, Malabo, and Paris, claims to have carried out 40 operations in the regional market, totaling 3,650 billion FCFA in mobilized capital.

The orientation of capital towards secured mutual funds is boosting private savings in the region. The diversification of collective investment vehicles offers new yield options for institutional investors. The rigor brought by profiles from the banking sector improves portfolio risk management.

The continued increase in managed capital strengthens the overall liquidity of the sub-regional stock exchange. The capture of local savings reduces companies' dependence on traditional bank financing. The professionalization of approved intermediaries attracts international capital to public bond issues.


Asaba

Tags: gestion de patrimoine archer asset management maria dolores tung eyang afrique centrale marche financier gestion d'actifs epargne privee investissements banque