HOW TO START A ROBO ADVISORY SERVICE IN NIGERIA
Few years ago, if you needed to make financial investments, you had two options; do it yourself or work with investment advisers. However, the advent of robo-advisors has
Read MoreFew years ago, if you needed to make financial investments, you had two options; do it yourself or work with investment advisers. However, the advent of robo-advisors has
Read MoreWith the great surge in demand for fast and convenient access to credit facilities by both individuals and businesses across Africa, traditional lending institutions such as banks continue
Read MoreMicrofinance Banks are mini banks licensed by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to carry on the business of microfinance services such as savings, loans, domestic fund transfers,
Read MoreIn other to enhance financial inclusion by increasing access to deposit and payment/remittance services to small businesses, low-income households and other financially excluded entities through high-volume/ low-value transactions
Read MoreThere is no doubt in our minds that the advent of mobile phones has opened consumers up to immense possibilities. From communications to financial transactions, our mobile phones
Read MoreFollowing the growth and explosion of cell phone ownership and usage across Africa since 2002, the potential of mobile phones as not just a tool for communication, but
Read MoreWith Nigeria’s annual remittances predicated to be USD 34.89 billion in 2023, and with about USD 2.9 billion investment funds going to African startups, 62% of which went
Read MoreAccording to Section 44 of the Companies and Allied Matters Act, 2020, a company is not permitted to carry out business activities not included in the object clause
Read MoreA co-operative society is an autonomous association of persons united voluntarily with the aim of promoting the socio-economic interests of its members in accordance with co-operative principles and
Read MoreAs a general rule, any company (whether local or foreign) which seeks to do business in Nigeria, must be first registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission and meet
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