Africa to Unveil Innovative Financial Model for Infrastructure Development

Farooq Oreagba, a financial market expert, is spearheading the unveiling of a new financial model in Africa to bridge infrastructure financing gaps. This initiative, discussed at the IMF and World Bank annual meetings, involves designing alternative financial structures to unlock significant funds for infrastructure projects across the continent.
The innovative model allows multilateral lenders to provide loans without impacting their balance sheets, thereby increasing lending capacity and leveraging larger sums for infrastructure development. With Africa facing substantial infrastructure deficits, this new approach aims to attract private sector participation and channel billions into African economies, including Nigeria.
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