Africa’s Institutional Capital is Powering the Next Wave of Infrastructure Growth
Africa faces an infrastructure financing gap of over USD 100 billion annually – yet its USD 2 trillion in pension and sovereign wealth fund assets hold the potential to bridge it.
At PIAfrica 2026, over 200 senior decision-makers from 25+ countries will gather to explore how institutional investors can drive long-term, sustainable development through infrastructure, private markets, and impact investments.
PIAfrica will run from 11 – 12 February 2026, at the Hilton Mauritius Resort & Spa, under the theme: “Empowering Africa’s Institutional Capital for Growth and Development”.
Mobilizing Capital. Building Africa’s Future.
From Nairobi to Lagos to Gaborone, pension and sovereign wealth funds are redefining Africa’s investment landscape:
- Kenya’s KEPFIC is pooling pension assets to finance infrastructure and housing projects.
- Nigeria’s Pension Commission (PenCom) continues to open pathways for private equity and alternative investments.
- Namibia and Botswana are collaborating with DFIs to finance renewable energy and regional infrastructure.
These developments highlight a shift – from passive savings to active capital deployment for economic transformation. Join us at PIAfrica to gain insights from Africa’s top pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, asset managers, and policymakers.
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Key themes include
- Unlocking Infrastructure Finance – Mobilizing institutional capital for high-impact projects
- Agile Regulation & Governance – Aligning pension and SWF frameworks with emerging markets
- Sustainable & Impact Investing – Balancing ESG goals with long-term value
- Trustee Empowerment – Strengthening capacity and decision-making.
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