Injaro’s Jerry Parkes third vehicle to utilise 60% Ghanaian funding
The head of one of Ghana’s leading private equity firms unveils his investment vision, driven by a reform that allows the country’s pension funds to invest in private equity.
01/04/2022 at 15h47, by Africa Business+
“We are going to raise nearly 60% of the funds from local Ghanaian players,” Jerry Parkes, managing director and co-founder of Injaro Investments, told Africa Business+.
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