Now in its thirteenth year as Africa’s premier investment conference, AFSIC 2026 agenda has been unveiled.
Scheduled mid-October at the Park Plaza Westminster, London, this year’s programme is the most comprehensive in the conference’s history, spanning critical industry sectors, drawing an exceptional calibre of investors, and backed by unprecedented sponsor support.
AFSIC 2026 will feature an extensive programme of panels, presentations, and dedicated sessions covering the sectors driving Africa’s investment story, including: mining and economic impact, fintech and crypto, Sovereign credit ratings and local currency bond markets, insurance, healthcare, microfinance, education, power, infrastructure and sustainable development.
With two full days of content augmented by exceptional networking sessions both structured and free flowing, delegates will have the opportunity to engage with the sectors shaping the continent’s economic future, all under one roof.
AFSIC continues to attract a diverse and high-quality mix of investors from around the world, including institutional investors, development finance institutions, private equity, sovereign wealth funds, and family offices.
The conference’s Meet the Investor sessions and Fund Spotlight will once again connect fund managers and businesses directly with the capital they need to grow, with even more investors confirmed to attend in 2026 than in previous years.
AFSIC 2026 will also showcase many countries with sponsored investment summits highlighting country specific opportunities and investment climates.
This year’s event enjoys exceptional support from across the sector ecosystem. New and returning sponsors include British International Investment (BII) as sponsors of the MAD event, and welcomes back Brand SA, Casablanca Finance City, SAID Business School, Manufacturing Africa, DTOS, Africa Eats, BVI Finance, UKGCC, Icecap, Meritas, Verdant Capital, Numeral, UKGCC and Strafin as well as fabulous support from new sponsors – Africa legal risk, Aqua Spark, First Mutual, Niofar Consulting, Pro Serve, Aabey House and Tola.
Sponsored panels from BVI Finance and CareEdge add further depth to the programme, reflecting the breadth of institutions choosing to align with AFSIC’s platform in 2026.
With demand for places growing and the agenda more comprehensive than ever, AFSIC 2026 promises to be an unmissable gathering for anyone invested in Africa’s future. Early registration is strongly encouraged.