广告主自助服务 在《黑色高管杂志》上购买保证读者——无需销售电话，无需插入订单。选择一个套餐，根据地理位置进行定位，并在线支付。 The Pulse Nedbank Completes 66 Percent Acquisition Of Kenya's NCBA Group As NCBA Becomes A Subsidiary Nedbank Group issued 43.6 million new shares and paid KES 23.2 billion in cash to take 66% of Kenya's NCBA Group, which stays listed on the Nairobi exchange. The Black Executive Journal — Daily Edition By BEB Editors • 12 min read The Pulse US Treasury Offers $125 Billion At November Refunding And Moves Seven-Year Note To Quarterly Issuance The US Treasury will sell $125 billion of 3-, 10- and 30-year debt next week, raising $28 billion in new cash, and shift the 7-year note to quarterly issues. The Black Executive Journal — Daily Edition By BEB Editors • 10 min read Yesterday's Architects Cesar Picton: The Coal Merchant Who Turned a £100 Legacy Into a Thames Wharf, Then Retired to Collect the Rent Brought to England as a six-year-old "gift" in 1761, he spent twenty-seven years inside one of Britain's great coal-owning households, left with £100 and a customer list, and built a riverside fuel business he exited at 52 as a landlord and "gentleman." By Noah Carmichael • 25 min read The Pulse South African Reserve Bank Delays Jibar Cessation To May 2027 Pending Legacy Contract Law The South African Reserve Bank moved Jibar's cessation from 31 December 2026 to 31 May 2027, giving lawmakers five more months to fix tough legacy contracts. The Black Executive Journal — Daily Edition By BEB Editors • 11 min read BEJ Monthly Roundup October 2026 Roundup: The Black Executive Journal’s Essential Reads, Market Signals and New Reports From African credit ratings and Nigeria’s private-financing pipeline to digital infrastructure, a new print magazine and the expansion of BEJ’s intelligence platforms, October’s coverage connected the movement of capital with the institutions being built around it. By Noah Carmichael • 17 min read The Pulse Stanbic IBTC Nigeria PMI Eases To 55.7 In October As Fuel Costs Lift Selling Prices Stanbic IBTC Bank's Nigeria PMI slipped to 55.7 in October from 56.4, a ninth month of expansion, as higher fuel costs pushed purchase and selling prices up. The Black Executive Journal — Daily Edition By BEB Editors • 11 min read
The Pulse Nedbank Completes 66 Percent Acquisition Of Kenya's NCBA Group As NCBA Becomes A Subsidiary Nedbank Group issued 43.6 million new shares and paid KES 23.2 billion in cash to take 66% of Kenya's NCBA Group, which stays listed on the Nairobi exchange. The Black Executive Journal — Daily Edition By BEB Editors • 12 min read
The Pulse US Treasury Offers $125 Billion At November Refunding And Moves Seven-Year Note To Quarterly Issuance The US Treasury will sell $125 billion of 3-, 10- and 30-year debt next week, raising $28 billion in new cash, and shift the 7-year note to quarterly issues. The Black Executive Journal — Daily Edition By BEB Editors • 10 min read
Yesterday's Architects Cesar Picton: The Coal Merchant Who Turned a £100 Legacy Into a Thames Wharf, Then Retired to Collect the Rent Brought to England as a six-year-old "gift" in 1761, he spent twenty-seven years inside one of Britain's great coal-owning households, left with £100 and a customer list, and built a riverside fuel business he exited at 52 as a landlord and "gentleman." By Noah Carmichael • 25 min read
The Pulse South African Reserve Bank Delays Jibar Cessation To May 2027 Pending Legacy Contract Law The South African Reserve Bank moved Jibar's cessation from 31 December 2026 to 31 May 2027, giving lawmakers five more months to fix tough legacy contracts. The Black Executive Journal — Daily Edition By BEB Editors • 11 min read
BEJ Monthly Roundup October 2026 Roundup: The Black Executive Journal’s Essential Reads, Market Signals and New Reports From African credit ratings and Nigeria’s private-financing pipeline to digital infrastructure, a new print magazine and the expansion of BEJ’s intelligence platforms, October’s coverage connected the movement of capital with the institutions being built around it. By Noah Carmichael • 17 min read
The Pulse Stanbic IBTC Nigeria PMI Eases To 55.7 In October As Fuel Costs Lift Selling Prices Stanbic IBTC Bank's Nigeria PMI slipped to 55.7 in October from 56.4, a ninth month of expansion, as higher fuel costs pushed purchase and selling prices up. The Black Executive Journal — Daily Edition By BEB Editors • 11 min read
