What is the Continental Financial Institutions ?

By 2063, Africa is expected to show improved standards of living; transformed, inclusive and sustained economies; increased levels of regional and continental integration; a population of empowered women and youth and a society in which children are cared for and protected; societies that are peaceful, demonstrate good democratic values and practice good governance principles and which preserve and enhance Africa’s cultural identity.

What is the aim ?

The Continental Financial Institutions comprise the African Central Bank (ACB), the African Monetary Fund (AMF), the African Investment Bank (AIB), and the Pan-African Stock Exchange (PASE). The financial institutions were established through the Constitutive Act of the AU, adopted in Lomé, Togo, in 2000, to complete the financial architecture of the African Economic Community that was adopted in 1991.