Financial Markets Indaba in partnership with CBZ Holdings will be co-hosting a Business Networking Forum on Thursday 11 July at the Congress Centre WC1B 3LS, from 6pm – 9pm.

The Business Networking Forum will spotlight opportunities across diverse sectors, delineating avenues for strategic capital allocation by institutional investors and investment firms into various asset classes. Featuring keynote speakers from leading financial institutions, the forum will offer insights into the investment landscape and regulatory developments. Attendees will benefit from expert panels discussing sustainable investment strategies and risk management. Additionally, the forum will provide unparalleled networking opportunities, enabling participants to forge valuable connections and collaborations that can drive future growth.

A key part of the Business Networking Forum is to connect the participating delegation with Zimbabwean Diaspora and its representations to create investment activity. Through annual remittances of over US$500m and other direct investments in Zimbabwe, the UK Diaspora population is a key economic constituency whose full value is yet to be fully explored, least because relevant investment opportunities in Zimbabwe are not properly communicated

Financial Markets Indaba (FMI) is a global award-winning investment conferencing platform and has over the past eight years facilitated successful investment roadshows in different countries on behalf of several governments and corporate clients. FMI has the aim of mobilising investment through convening leading global institutional investors, corporate leaders, industry experts, diaspora and our team of analysts to explore sector and market trends and identify significant investment opportunities. Through thought leadership, productive exchange of ideas and sharing practices, the conference delegates and participants discuss how to integrate and align regulatory framework with new strategies, business models, financial measures, and investment decisions. FMI is a unit of Emergent Capital Management (ECM)