a total of 63 points to secure its place as the third most attractive destination for foreign investment in the continent. The top two positions went to South Africa and Mauritius, which scored 86 and 70 points respectively. In terms of enforceability of standard master agreements, Nigeria was given a score on 100 points, while for tax and regulatory environment, the West African nation scored 86 points. Nigeria also bagged 69 points for macroeconomic opportunities and another 62 points for market depth.
According to the report, green bonds remains the most popular investment instrument, which were at investors’ disposal in seven countries. Meanwhile, nine countries in the index, including…
