Cardoso urges African regulators to address cross-border financial risks
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- •Cardoso made a public appeal on March 24, 2026, urging African financial regulators to tackle cross-border financial risks.
- •On March 25, 2026, the Central Bank of Nigeria emphasized the need for continental cooperation to address these risks.
- •Cross-border financial risks involve the spread of financial instability through interconnected markets in Africa.
- •Efforts to manage these risks aim to maintain economic stability and support growth across African countries.
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- ▸African financial regulators implement coordinated cross-border risk management policies financial stability improves across African markets, reducing the likelihood of contagion and supporting economic growth
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