Fintech: A digital platform launched in Côte d'Ivoire to help executives manage their wealth

Author: Samuel KADIOPublished on: April 30, 2026Country: Côte d'Ivoire

Business & Economy

Fintech: A digital platform launched in Côte d'Ivoire to help executives manage their wealth

Gabriel Wealth Management (GWEM) launched 'Patrimonea' in Abidjan, the first digital platform specialized in wealth management in Francophone Africa. This technology allows users to track their assets and savings in real-time while receiving expert advice. Orphée Monnet Kébé, CEO of GWEM, emphasized the importance of structuring wealth, which is currently scarce on the continent. The platform aims to democratize access to high-level financial advice.

Stay informed with NewsBoulevard

Get the latest news summaries delivered to your inbox

Related News

Evah Kimani: From a get-rich-quick loss to insuring millions

Business & EconomyKenya

businessdailyafrica.com•4m ago

Evah Kimani: From a get-rich-quick loss to insuring millions

Evah Kimani, who has spent nearly two decades in the insurance sector, became the CEO of Britam Connect, a newly licensed micro-insurance subsidiary. Under her leadership, the company has insured over four million Kenyans and commands more than 40% of Kenya's micro-insurance market. She aims to reach 25 million people across Africa in the next five years by integrating insurance into customers' everyday transactions.

Stephen Kuria: Mining expert on race for mineral billions beyond the pit

Business & EconomyKenya

Kabui Mwangi•5m ago

Stephen Kuria: Mining expert on race for mineral billions beyond the pit

Africa has vast deposits of critical minerals but risks losing profits by focusing on exporting raw ore. Mining consultant Stephen Kuria emphasizes the need for policy direction to encourage local mineral processing. He stresses the importance of a mix of local and international investment to develop bankable projects and the need to reform the regulatory framework to attract investors.

Morocco Pitches Sahara as Next Investment Frontier at Montpellier

Business & EconomyMorocco

Asmae Daoudi•6m ago

Morocco Pitches Sahara as Next Investment Frontier at Montpellier

Morocco's southern provinces were highlighted at an economic forum in Montpellier, where Moroccan and French officials discussed investment opportunities. Organized by the Moroccan Consulate General in partnership with the Occitanie region, the forum focused on sectors such as renewable energy, green hydrogen, fisheries, and sustainable tourism. Major infrastructure projects, including the Dakhla Atlantic port and desalination plants, were presented as key pillars of a long-term development strategy.

Stay Updated with NewsBoulevard

Subscribe to our newsletter for the latest news summaries delivered to your inbox

Learn more