Investment Management Startups in Africa
StartupList Africa tracks 5 Investment Management startups across Africa, which have raised $7.8M in disclosed funding. Côte D'ivoire has the most, with 1, followed by Egypt (1) and Kenya (1).
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Avg. Deal Size
$1.6M
Active Startups
5
Total Funding
$7.8M
Avg. Growth
0%
Investment Management companies
5 companies in this sector
| Company | Tagline | Total Funding | Last Round | Team Size | Backers | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
![]() Egypt | Sabika offers secure, Shariah-compliant gold trading for wealth preservation in Egypt. | - | Seed - | 11-50 | No Data | |
![]() Nigeria | Overwood is an investment firm that brings people together to invest in safe, high-yield investment products. | - | - - | 11-50 | No Data | |
![]() Kenya | Cytonn is an alternative investment company offering high yielding privately placed products and real estate solutions. | $6M | Venture - | 251-500 | No Data | |
![]() Uganda | XENO helps you to plan, save, and invest for your financial goals. | $2M | Seed - | 11-50 | No Data | |
![]() Côte D'ivoire | Daba helping African individuals and businesses make high quality investments in Africa and emerging markets. | $100K | Grant - | 11-50 | No Data |
Top Investment Management investors in Africa
- Beyond Capital Venturesbacked 1
- Ecobankbacked 1
- M Empire Angelsbacked 1
- Nordic Impact Fundsbacked 1
- Taaleribacked 1
- TechRise Chicagobacked 1
Investment Management startups: quick facts
- How many Investment Management startups are there in Africa?
- StartupList Africa tracks 5 Investment Management startups across Africa.
- How much funding have Investment Management startups in Africa raised?
- Investment Management startups in Africa have raised $7.8M in disclosed funding.
- Which African countries have the most Investment Management startups?
- Côte D'ivoire has the most, with 1, followed by Egypt (1) and Kenya (1).
- Who invests in Investment Management startups in Africa?
- Beyond Capital Ventures has backed 1 Investment Management startup, followed by Ecobank (1) and M Empire Angels (1).




