A delegation from UMOA-Titres, led by Mrs.Patricia DJÉ, Deputy Managing Director, will participate in the 2026 edition of Global Banking & Markets – Bonds, Loans & ESG Africa, to be held on March 16–17, 2026 at the Cape Town International Convention Centre in South Africa.
A major pan-African gathering dedicated to debt and capital markets, the event brings together each year more than 1,000 participants from over 40 countries, including institutional investors, banks, sovereign and corporate issuers, law firms, regulators, and specialized service providers.
UMOA-Titres’ participation is part of its mission to promote and develop the WAEMU Government Securities Market (Marché des Titres Publics – MTP) among regional and international investors.
A dynamic regional sovereign market
Against the backdrop of sustained economic growth across the Union, estimated at 6.4% in 2025, mobilizing resources to finance development programs remains a key priority for member states.
The WAEMU Government Securities Market has become a central financing instrument for the Union’s economies. In 2025, issuances on the market mobilized FCFA 11,859 billion, bringing the total outstanding stock of government securities to FCFA 21,629 billion.
UMOA-Titres’ presence at the event aims notably to:
- Enhance the international visibility of the WAEMU Government Securities Market;
- Highlight investment opportunities offered by government securities issued by member states;
- Share macroeconomic outlooks and recent developments in the regional market;
- Strengthen dialogue with international capital market stakeholders.
In an international financial environment increasingly driven by diversification strategies, WAEMU sovereign securities offer attractive yields that can exceed 7% depending on maturities, providing compelling investment opportunities for institutional investors.
A strategic participation to strengthen engagement with investors
UMOA-Titres’ participation in Global Banking & Markets – Bonds, Loans & ESG Africa reflects the institution’s commitment to enhancing the international visibility of the WAEMU sovereign market and strengthening engagement with global investors.
To support this mission, Mrs. Patricia DJÉ, Deputy Managing Director of UMOA-Titres, will be joined by:
- Désiré Sèjro BOSSOU, Head of the Government Securities Operations and Promotion Department.
• • Hyppolite Gildas Mêdéssè DOSSOU-YOVO, Head of Corporat
A delegation from UMOA-Titres, led by Mrs.Patricia DJÉ, Deputy Managing Director, will participate in the 2026 edition of Global Banking & Markets – Bonds, Loans & ESG Africa, to be held on March 16–17, 2026 at the Cape Town International Convention Centre in South Africa.
A major pan-African gathering dedicated to debt and capital markets, the event brings together each year more than 1,000 participants from over 40 countries, including institutional investors, banks, sovereign and corporate issuers, law firms, regulators, and specialized service providers.
UMOA-Titres’ participation is part of its mission to promote and develop the WAEMU Government Securities Market (Marché des Titres Publics – MTP) among regional and international investors.
A dynamic regional sovereign market
Against the backdrop of sustained economic growth across the Union, estimated at 6.4% in 2025, mobilizing resources to finance development programs remains a key priority for member states.
The WAEMU Government Securities Market has become a central financing instrument for the Union’s economies. In 2025, issuances on the market mobilized FCFA 11,859 billion, bringing the total outstanding stock of government securities to FCFA 21,629 billion.
UMOA-Titres’ presence at the event aims notably to:
- Enhance the international visibility of the WAEMU Government Securities Market;
- Highlight investment opportunities offered by government securities issued by member states;
- Share macroeconomic outlooks and recent developments in the regional market;
- Strengthen dialogue with international capital market stakeholders.
In an international financial environment increasingly driven by diversification strategies, WAEMU sovereign securities offer attractive yields that can exceed 7% depending on maturities, providing compelling investment opportunities for institutional investors.
A strategic participation to strengthen engagement with investors
UMOA-Titres’ participation in Global Banking & Markets – Bonds, Loans & ESG Africa reflects the institution’s commitment to enhancing the international visibility of the WAEMU sovereign market and strengthening engagement with global investors.
To support this mission, Mrs. Patricia DJÉ, Deputy Managing Director of UMOA-Titres, will be joined by:
- Désiré Sèjro BOSSOU, Head of the Government Securities Operations and Promotion Department.
- Hyppolite Gildas Mêdéssè DOSSOU-YOVO, Head of Corporate Communication.
- Finagnon HOUNKPEVI, Sales.
The delegation will engage with market participants on financing dynamics within the Union as well as initiatives aimed at strengthening the depth, transparency, and integration of the regional government securities market.
One-to-one meetings and institutional booth
Alongside the official sessions of the event, UMOA-Titres will organize a series of one-to-one meetings with institutional investors and strategic partners.
These targeted discussions will provide an opportunity to explore specific investment opportunities, deepen technical exchanges on the WAEMU Government Securities Market, and strengthen existing partnerships while opening the door to new collaborations.
In addition, the UMOA-Titres institutional booth will serve as a central point for information and engagement throughout the event. Members of the delegation will present the recent performance of the Government Securities Market, the macroeconomic outlook for the WAEMU region, as well as key reforms and innovations aimed at strengthening the attractiveness and depth of the regional market.
Participants interested in attending the event may benefit from a 20% discount on registration fees by using the sponsor code GBMA26-UMOA.
