Cambridge Centre for Strategic Philanthropy debuts case study on the Tony Elumelu Foundation
The University of Cambridge Centre for Strategic Philanthropy (CSP) is delighted to launch an in-depth, teachable case study on the Tony Elumelu Foundation (TEF). Tony O. Elumelu, CFR TEF was launched in 2010 by Mr Tony O. Elumelu, CFR, former…
“Financial freedom should be part of any strategy that addresses inequality”
We caught up with Dr Namukale Chintu, an alumna of our PhD programme (2009). Namukale is founder of Frontier Market Consultants and a Non-Executive Director on the boards of Invesco Asset Management and Invesco UK. During her time at Cambridge…
“I would like to see the perverse system of inequality redressed”
For Black History Month, we caught up with Queen Chinyere Quinn, an alumna of MPhil in Innovation, Strategy & Organisation (2010) and a PhD (2011-2015). Queen Chinyere Quinn During her time at Cambridge Judge, Queen co-founded the Cambridge Africa Business…
Catching up with Ayobami Akinyode Olunloyo for Black History Month
For Black History Month this October, we caught up with Ayobami Akinyode Olunloyo, an Executive MBA graduate of Cambridge Judge Business School (EMBA 2018). A native of Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria, Ayobami was named in 2020 to the “Best and…
Making an impact as a female entrepreneur in Africa
Joyce Ollunga (MFin 2008), outgoing COO of Arifu, a learning platform for emerging markets, talks about her time at Arifu and her experience as a female entrepreneur. Joyce Ollunga had always wanted a career that would allow her to have…
The ‘present’ is not only a moment in time, finds award-winning sustainability paper
A study co-authored by Helen Haugh of Cambridge Judge that finds a 'long present' in the thinking of African tea producers wins a Responsible Research in Management Award from the Academy of Management. Dr Helen Haugh Songwriters have long found…
Credit Collections & Rik Magazine: New study highlights progress in fintech regulation in Sub-Saharan Africa
The Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance (CCAF) at the Cambridge Judge Business School today published the report of findings from its “Fintech regulation in Sub-Saharan Africa” study, which provides one of the first overviews of the regulatory landscape in the…
Study provides overview of fintech regulatory landscape in Sub-Saharan Africa
A new report from the Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance assesses where sectoral and cross-sectoral regulatory frameworks have been established in Sub-Saharan Africa to allow for more effective regulatory benchmarking and knowledge sharing. The Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance (CCAF)…
Africa focus: Cambridge MBA students bring African development to top of the agenda
In recent years, Africa's growth story has created many exciting possibilities for business and for individuals seeking to contribute and lead positive change. As more African professionals seek postgraduate business education to upskill and contribute, Cambridge Judge Business School (CJBS)…
Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance and World Economic Forum host MENA Regional Fintech Roundtable
Two-day virtual event convenes central bankers, regulators, development organisations and leading FinTech firms to examine practical partnerships for digital finance growth. Finance at the University of Cambridge Judge Business School and the World Economic Forum have announced the successful completion…
