A Partnership for Progress: Why the ProMark–KPMG collaboration matters for Africa’s digital assets future
Africa’s digital assets agenda has moved beyond interest in new technology. The priority now is to establish clear rules, strengthen institutional capacity and translate responsible innovation into economic value. The collaboration between ProMark Elite Limited and KPMG, through the Digital Assets Summit Africa, supports this next stage of market development. A market entering a new […]
Africa's digital assets agenda has shifted from mere interest in new technology to establishing clear rules and strengthening institutional capacity. The collaboration between ProMark Elite Limited and KPMG, through the Digital Assets Summit Africa, aims to support this next stage of market development. As digital assets become part of financial policy, regulatory planning, and business strategy across Africa, questions arise regarding licensing, supervision, taxation, accounting, and risk management.
ProMark and KPMG's partnership is crucial in helping participants move from general discussion to concrete decisions and safeguards for the evolving digital asset markets. With Ghana's regulation of virtual assets progressing, KPMG's contributions include technical input to a cryptocurrency training program for Ghanaian banking professionals and participation in the eCedi Hackathon, demonstrating the importance of testing and implementing digital asset solutions within existing financial infrastructure.
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