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African Soil Capital is a specialist trade finance advisory firm focused on delivering high-quality, scalable trade finance solutions to firms doing business in Africa.

We work with top and mid-tier corporates, trade finance providers and institutional investors to execute best in class trade finance solutions.

Who We Are

African Soil Capital is a specialist trade finance advisory firm focused on delivering high-quality, scalable trade finance solutions to firms doing business in Africa.

We work with top and mid-tier corporates, trade finance providers and institutional investors to execute best in class trade finance solutions.

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Tim Muchiri - African Soil Capital

Tim Muchiri Nyaga

Founder

Tim is the founder of African Soil Capital. He’s been in financial services for over 15 years including 13 years in banking working for Citi and MUFG Bank. He has broad experience working with financial institutions, corporates and fintechs across Africa, to deliver world-class trade finance solutions.

Tim Muchiri Nyaga

Founder

African Soil Capital provides scalable funding solutions to business clients and trade finance providers in Africa. Find out how

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Bridging the African trade finance gap

Bridging the African trade finance gap

Dec 15, 2023 |

African Soil Capital CEO Tim Muchiri Nyaga and 4 other panelists spoke on “Bridging the African trade finance gap” at the 2023 ExCred Africa conference on 14th November at the Hilton Sandton. Among other things, Tim spoke on promoting “trade finance as an asset class” and how institutional investors can participate in growing trade in Africa.

ExCred Africa 2022: Bridging the African trade finance gap

ExCred Africa 2022: Bridging the African trade finance gap

Nov 3, 2022 | ,

I will be sharing my thoughts at #ExCredAfrica on how we can bridge the African trade finance gap.
Hope to see you there! #tradefinance #supplychainfinance #exportfinance
ExCred Africa Insuring export credit, trade, project finance and political risk in Africa 15 November 2022 | Johannesburg, South Africa Connect with trade and insurance leaders to collaborate and understand.

Trade finance funds – where next?

Trade finance funds – where next?

Nov 2, 2022 | ,

Portfolio managers have been eyeing up trade finance funds with interest – particularly in today’s low interest rate yet yield hungry environment. What more can be done to educate investors on the asset class’s risk and rewards? DB Flow’s Clarissa Dann reports on some of the key themes from two International Trade & Forfaiting Association panel discussions.