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African Bank raises R700 million in social bonds to support SME's in South Africa

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September 25, 2025

AFRICAN Bank has raised R700 million of 3and 5-year social bonds enabled br its first Sustainable Finance Framewor! (SFF) that aims to drive inclusive growth in South Africa through the financing of small to medium enterprises.

- EDWARD WEST

The bonds were well subscribed, with more than R1 billion in bids received, African Bank said on Monday.

The SFF was instrumental in enabling the bank to raise capital through Green, Social, and Sustainability bonds and loans, in support of projects that deliver measurable environmental and social impact.

Several other South African institutions have issued these bonds, such as the Development Bank of Southern Africa, Nedbank, and the City of Cape Town. These bonds typically fund initiatives like affordable housing, education, healthcare, and employment creation.

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