#62: Pipelines of Trust: Rethinking Local Capital Mobilization in Africa
In this episode, Joy chats with Elizabeth Howard about the transformative potential of finance in the context of African investments. They discuss the challenges faced by women fund managers, the importance of local capital mobilization, and the need to rethink traditional investment models that often exclude innovative approaches. The conversation highlights the significance of trust in financial markets and the necessity of adapting investment strategies to local contexts.
00:27 - Introduction
05:10 - Elizabeth Howard's Impact
09:00 - Local Capital and Women Fund Managers
15:00 - Challenges and Innovations in Investment
21:00 - Trust and Regulatory Frameworks
27:00 - Future of Investment in Africa
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