Media
Trade Finance TV: Managing critical commodities risk
CEO Robert Besseling speaks with Deutsche Bank’s Trade Finance TV on the role of critical minerals in fueling geopolitical competition.
Pangea-Risk: President Ghazouani's re-election to result in continued policy stability
CEO Robert Besseling discusses Mauritania’s presidential election with CNBC Africa.
Angola’s Rising Oil Exports Validate Decision to Quit OPEC
Robert Besseling, CEO, speaks to Bloomberg about Angola’s oil exports.
Commodities through the looking glass
PANGEA-RISK catches up with Deutsche Bank’s flow to discuss the demand for Africa’s critical minerals.
Besseling: End of Togo electoral cycle assures policy continuity
Robert Besseling, CEO, speaks to CNBC Africa about the outcome of Togo’s parliamentary elections.
Navigating Africa's evolving risk landscape
Robert Besseling, CEO, speaks to the Norwegian-African Business Association about Africa’s risk landscape amid rising global instability and economic uncertainty.
PANGEA-RISK: African sovereigns becoming more creditworthy
Robert Besseling, CEO, speaks to CNBC Africa about the latest African sovereign debt developments and the possibility of an African credit rating agency.
African Sovereign Debt: Stepping Back from the Edge
PANGEA-RISK and Acre Impact Capital discuss the outlook for Africa's sovereign debt sustainability with a focus on Côte d’Ivoire, Benin, Kenya, Egypt, Angola, and Nigeria.
Africa’s Oldest Oil-Rich Dictatorship Has a Succession Problem
PANGEA-RISK speaks to Bloomberg about the future of Equatorial Guinea and how the potential succession of the President’s son may be perceived domestically and abroad.
Senegal’s president-elect pledges to fight corruption after a stunning victory for the 44-year-old
PANGEA-RISK speaks to the AP about president Bassirou Diomaye Faye's stated economic policies.
Senegal’s president-elect pledges to fight corruption after a stunning victory for the 44-year-old
PANGEA-RISK offers commentary on Senegal’s presidential election outcomes.
Senegal held delayed Presidential Election on Sunday
Robert Besseling, CEO, speaks to CNBC Africa about Senegal’s presidential elections and the impact on economic policies, energy contracts, and foreign direct investment into Senegal.