We help Africa-focused governments and private sector organisations:
For more information about our current training programmes, please see our programme brochure.
To connect Africa to the world by using compliance and risk management to accelerate investment, trade and economic development across the continent.
Despite being home to the highest rate of entrepreneurship globally, Africa is the region most deprived of the funding needed to scale its innovative solutions.
VC funding is up 5x since 2019
Africa has 5x Unicorn growth since 2019
Africa will have 40% of global population by 2050
ACFTA will boost GDP by $450bn
African founders sometimes lack knowledge about risk mitigation standards and key compliance requirements from investors
The regulatory environment is rife with fraudulent documents, hampering access to reliable due diligence information
Finding reputable startups and finance partners committed to transparency and high compliance standards can be challenging
Lack of compliance can put your organisation and clients at risk of financial crime and other breaches that could result in regulatory fines and reputational damage.
A robust compliance management programme can help you gain a better understanding of your organisation, enabling you to improve operational control and ultimately increase profits.
Achieving compliance enhances the confidence of your customers and other stakeholders.
We provide services aimed at helping businesses work with or partner with African entities where complex and unique compliance challenges exist. We help to create a more conducive environment for business and trade.
EBII Group is structured into three Business lines:
Regulatory, Financial Crime and Environmental, Social and Government (ESG).
Helping governments, businesses and individuals refine and generate new business models and innovation.
The annual Africa IRC Summits Africa Investment Risk and Compliance Summit (AIRCS), started in 2020, unites political and business leaders, academics and regulators to find coordinated solutions to Africa’s investment challenges.
Adjoa Adjei-Twum is a recognised thought leader on key issues related to doing business and investing in the African continent. She is the Founder & CEO of the Africa-focused advisory firm Emerging Business Intelligence and Innovation (EBII) Group headquartered in the UK. EBII was born out of the Oxford University Innovation incubator programme, with a mission to make Africa a magnet for global investments by helping financial institutions strengthen their regulatory compliance programmes. Adjoa has appeared on leading global media outlets, including CNN, BBC’s World Newsday, BBC Africa News, BBC World Business TV and World Service Radio, as well as Sky News, CNBC Asia, Citi TV, Metro TV, Joy TV, Trust TV in Nigeria and GHI TV in Ghana. She has also written thought leadership pieces for Oxford Answers, the University of Oxford and Op-Ed for CNN. Read More
We can help you navigate through the complexities, reduce your risk and build a stronger business strategy.