African banking outperforms its global peers in profitability with revenues exceeding $100 billion, according to McKinsey

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The newsletter headline forwarded to Manuel indicates that a McKinsey report concludes that African banks are outperforming their global peers in terms of profitability, while the sector's revenues on the continent are said to have crossed a notable threshold; however, the exact figure cannot be confirmed from the available material. McKinsey periodically publishes reports on the African financial sector, in which it typically highlights the sustained growth of African banking margins driven by higher interest rates, a rapidly expanding customer base, and still-low financial penetration that offers room for structural growth.

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