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Liquidity has become one of the defining conversations at ADFW 2025.
With markets rallying, asset managers expanding, and hedge funds migrating to ADGM, the demand for efficient, cross-border liquidity channels is surging.
For Africa, however, liquidity remains the single largest barrier to trade and growth.
This is why global discussions this week, on asset allocation, trade flows, and regulatory harmonization, have clear implications for African financial institutions.
Banks across the continent continue to face structural constraints: limited correspondent banking relationships, high funding costs, and persistent dollar shortages.
Premier Trading Services’ Global Liquidity Facility, designed to provide short-term access to G7 currency liquidity, directly addresses this challenge.
At a time when the world is debating liquidity, we are delivering it with governance, speed, and structural integrity.
As global markets accelerate, Africa must not be left behind. Liquidity is more than a financial tool; it is the bridge that connects opportunity to real economic activity.
Abu Dhabi has made liquidity central to its financial strategy.
Africa must do the same.