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Nedbank Is Financing the Continent the World Cannot Function

Nedbank's Nivaash Singh reveals why the global economy cannot function without African critical minerals Register for free for the International Investment Forum: https://ii-forum.com/ The 'International Investment Forum' – ('IIF') provides information on investment trends and ideas, covering all aspects of various industries, from top executives and managers from around the world. Join host Lyndsay Malchuk on Market Frontlines, recorded on location in Cape Town, for an exclusive interview with Nivaash Singh, Head of Mining & Critical Minerals in Investment Banking at Nedbank. As global powers scramble to secure supply chains for the green energy transition and the AI boom, Africa finds itself in the driver's seat. In this insightful conversation, Singh explains why the continent is finally negotiating from a position of strength, the critical role African banks must play in financing its own future, and how the competition between Eastern and Western capital is reshaping infrastructure from the Lobito Corridor to the copper belts of the DRC and Zambia. Discover the three non-negotiable factors Nedbank vets before financing a project, why infrastructure for base metals like copper is a game-changer compared to gold, and just how exposed the global economy truly is to African production. If you want to understand the new geopolitics of resources and the financial engines powering it, this is a must-watch. Nedbank, Nivaash Singh, Lyndsay Malchuk, Market Frontlines, Africa mining, critical minerals, green energy transition, mining finance, investment banking, DRC copper, Zambia cobalt, Lobito Corridor, African infrastructure, resource nationalism, supply chain security, China vs West, base metals, PGMs, manganese, Nedbank CIB If you found this interview insightful, please like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more market-moving conversations. Share your thoughts on Africa's role in the global energy transition in the comments below! https://www.nedbank.co.za/   / nedbank   https://apaton.com   / apaton-finance-gmbh     / internationalinvestmentforum      / @internationalinvestmentforum   Video Chapters: 00:00:00 - Intro: Why Africa Holds the Keys to the Global Economy 00:00:34 - Welcome & The Shift: Africa Negotiating from Strength 00:01:24 - The Scale of Interest: What's Fueling the Foreign Investor Craze? 00:02:38 - Why African Banks Must Finance African Projects 00:03:47 - China's First-Mover Advantage vs. The Western Scramble 00:04:43 - The Top 3 Things Nedbank Vets Before Financing a Mine 00:05:44 - Eastern vs. Western Capital: The New Competition 00:06:45 - The Lobito Corridor: Infrastructure as the Missing Link 00:07:48 - Gold vs. Base Metals: Why Infrastructure Matters 00:08:36 - Global Exposure: What If African Production Stopped? 00:09:17 - Copper: The Backbone of Modern Industry 00:09:50 - Beyond Copper: Manganese, PGMs & The Auto Industry 00:10:25 - Conclusion & Where to Find Nedbank Host: Lyndsay Malchuk (Apaton Media) | Guest: Nivaash Singh, Head of Mining & Critical Minerals, Nedbank Investment Banking. Music and graphics licensed via Apaton Finance GmbH. Special thanks to the Nedbank team for their insights. #AfricaMining, #CriticalMinerals, #Nedbank, #GreenEnergyTransition, #MiningFinance, #DRC, #Zambia, #CopperBelt, #LobitoCorridor, #SupplyChainSecurity, #Geopolitics, #BaseMetals, #Cobalt, #Manganese, #PGMs, #InvestmentBanking, #Infrastructure, #EnergyTransition, #MarketFrontlines, #ApatonMedia Notes: This video is for informational purposes only and does not constitute a recommendation to buy or sell securities. The statements reflect the views of the interviewed company. Please consult a professional advisor before making investment decisions. Some links may be affiliate or sponsored. Investments in securities involve risks. Conflicts of interest exist. Further details are provided at the end of the video. Interviewed Company: Nedbank Group Limited 135 Rivonia Road Sandown, Sandton, 2196 Johannesburg South Africa The interview was first published on March 3, 2026 at approximately 16:10pm CET. For business inquiries, contact: office@apaton.com