The article, written by a former global macro trader and arbitrageur, argues that African nations and businesses should adopt wartime financial strategies to avoid potential pitfalls in the global economy, which is currently entangled in several conflicts. The author highlights three key strategies: interest rate hedging, energy price hedging, and contract arbitrage. These strategies, he argues, can help African nations and businesses secure long-term financing, ensure access to energy, and benefit from pricing discrepancies in different markets, thus allowing them to navigate the economic uncertainties of the current global landscape.
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