notes from presentation, page-52

Let's not forget that bankers are, first and foremost, businessmen.
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Very true Prime1, and whilst you're not concerned with the situation between the government & Renamo, we all know they (Bankers) will be assessing the risk.

Reports in today that the 3rd round of talks between the Moz government & Renamo have concluded and achieved no result....

"Delegations from the Mozambican government and from the country’s main opposition party, the former rebel movement Renamo, concluded a third round of talks on Monday, achieving the same results as the previous two rounds – precisely nothing.

When Renamo general secretary Manuel Bissopo left the meeting, he told reporters that the dialogue was over, and there would be no further meetings. He claimed that the government had not accepted the legitimacy of Renamo’s concerns, and resorted to the traditional Renamo threat of mobilizing some form of insurrection.

Renamo, he said, “would unleash a chain of actions with the people” in order to prevent “a small group, which calls itself owner of the country, led by (President ) Armando Guebuza and his family, from continuing to exclude Mozambicans and to exert party control over the state and its institutions”.

http://allafrica.com/stories/201212190277.html?viewall=1

"Mr Guebusiness" - "The tentacles of Mozambican President Armando Emilio Guebuza's huge family business empire make Zuma Incorporated look like a spaza-shop operation." You might want to google Zuma Inc.

http://mg.co.za/article/2012-01-06-mozambiques-mr-guebusiness/

FYI
Zuma Inc is a reference to President Jacob Zuma of South Africa

A Spaza shop is an informal convenience shop business in South Africa, usually run from home