Bunmi Bailey is an Editor at Finance in Africa. She specializes in finance, financial markets, banking, and business economics, with a keen focus on capital markets and economic policy in both local and regional contexts. Bunmi's insights and analyses have been featured in TechCabal, Finance in Africa, and BusinessDay.
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Bunmi Bailey's coverage is heavily focused on finance and the economy, with an emphasis on business and industry topics specifically related to Nigeria. The majority of her articles cite data and government announcements, indicating a preference for fact-based reporting.
Given this focus, she would likely be interested in pitches related to economic reforms, capital inflow/outflow trends, foreign investments, financial regulations or policies impacting businesses in Nigeria. Pitches that provide unique insights into the Nigerian market or offer exclusive access to relevant data may also capture her attention.
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…Inflation rose in eight of 16 African economies in September, reversing August's trend as higher energy costs and geopolitical uncertainty
By: Bunmi Bailey
Africa’s inflation gains weaken in September as oil shocks return
Nigeria's three listed billionaires, Aliko Dangote, Abdul Samad Rabiu and Femi Otedola, saw their combined fortunes increase by $1.7 billion
Moroccan banks have reclaimed dominance in Africa's safest banks ranking, with Attijariwafa Bank returning to the top position for the
African businesses face higher trading costs when buyers, lenders, and investors cannot verify their financial records, product quality or ability
By: Bunmi Bailey
Aliko Dangote's estimated fortune rose to $53.2 billion on Monday as shares in Dangote Cement surged to a record high,
AFRICA FINANCE IN BRIEF: Dangote’s $53bn fortune, Morocco’s banking lead and rising inflation risks
Nigeria sees Africa’s biggest jump in investment attractiveness ranking
Namibia's central bank has raised its benchmark interest rate to seven percent, joining a group of African economies tightening monetary
By: Bunmi Bailey
Nigeria recorded the sharpest decline in annual inflation among Africa's 10 largest economies last month, as relative naira stability helped
