AFRICAN BUSINESS: Investors will have the final say on Africa’s new credit rating agency
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AfCRA could reshape how African governments and businesses are assessed, widening ratings coverage on the continent and bringing local economic realities into risk analysis. But investors will have to be able to trust it.
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