Airtel Africa is considering listing its mobile payments arm, Airtel Money, in London later this year, with shares trading in US dollars to match its reporting currency.
Airtel Africa is considering listing its mobile payments arm, Airtel Money, in London later this year, with shares trading in US dollars to match its reporting currency. This arrangement is unusual for a London listing, having only been seen a handful of times previously. More banks, including those based in Africa and the Middle East, have been invited to work on the deal.
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