Banking in Africa

Banking in Africa examines financial systems and institutions across multiple countries on the continent, written by economists Martin Brownbridge and Charles Harvey. Drawing upon experiences across sub-Saharan Africa, the text looks closely at banking developments in nations such as Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Ghana, Nigeria, Botswana, Ethiopia, Zambia, Malawi, Zimbabwe, and The Gambia.

This study provides essential perspectives for readers looking to understand the growth, structure, and challenges of commercial banking and financial markets in Africa. It covers key institutional aspects and the distinct operational realities facing banks in diverse national settings, making it a valuable reference for academic research and economic analysis.