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SEMINAR INTRODUCTION:
SEMINAR DIRECTOR: The seminar will be facilitated by the Managing Director of IBFCAlliance Limited, Mr. Funmi
Agusto. Funmi has about three decades of professional experience working with banking
institutions particularly in roles related to strategy and performance improvement, research,
planning and training. His years of experience, our comprehensive supporting data and his
uncommon insights into economic, banking industry and Investment issues will provide
delegates with fresh and value-added perspectives that will make a difference for participating
institutions.
1 day September 10, 2015
(8:30am to 5:00pm)
De Vere Venues West One9-10 Portland PlaceLondon, W1B 1PR, United Kingdom
Biola +234 (0) 8174219667 email: [email protected] Nkoyo +234 (0) 8174219674 email: [email protected] Femi +234 (0) 8174219675 email: [email protected]
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TARGET AUDIENCE: Nigeria recently witnessed a landmark
democratic transition that is blowing fresh waves
of optimism across the economy. In spite of
significant decline in global crude oil prices
(Nigeria's main export), consensus estimates of
GDP growth in Nigeria for the year 2015 is just th
under 5%. Currently the 26 largest economy in
the world (GDP at market prices), the Nigerian
economy is projected to be amongst the top 20
largest economies in the world by the year 2025.
Most global multinationals looking to invest or
expand in Africa are increasingly looking to
Nigeria as the pivot of their African investment &
expansion plans. The Nigerian Banking Industry, a
crucial part of the Nigerian economic growth
story has significant untapped potentials. With
banking penetration at roughly 30% of GDP, the
Nigerian banking industry currently lags those of
South Africa, Egypt and Kenya considerably.
This seminar will provide the medium to long term
global investment community with economic
and industry insights that are of immense value in
portfolio allocation decisions. The seminar will
enlighten portfolio and strategic investors of the
significant opportunities that exist in the banking
industry of Africa's largest economy.
Global portfolio investors with a focus on emerging and frontier markets
Senior executives of global banks looking to expand into the Nigerian Banking space
Senior executives of Nigerian and other African Banks
Nigerian Pension Funds Administrators' executives
Executives of the leading Nigerian Stockbroking institutions and asset managers
Executives of Nigerian Banking Industry Capital Markets regulators
For directions to the venue, please visit - http://www.deverevenues.co.uk/en/venues/west-one/west-one-directions/
NIGERIAN BANKS: THE INVESTMENT CASE
CONTENT OVERVIEW
Introduction Brief industry history, key change drivers Nigerian Banking Industry statistics Market cap. over the years NSE Banking sector index performance Comparatives with other African banking industries Africa & Nigeria's economic outlook
Underlying Drivers of the Investment Case Global & Regional issues Prospects of the Nigerian economy (size, diversity, regional dominance, direct investments) Banking penetration, profitability relative to other key African markets Regulatory issues Cost (infrastructure costs) Asset Management Corporation (AMCON) charge Technology Increasing CAR
Key Value Indicators Political & Economic Industry issues . Company specific issues
Summary & Closing
IBFCAlliance Limited:Over the past twenty years, IBFCAlliance has accumulated significant experience working with Nigerian Banks. Over these years, we have been involved in research, staff training and consulting projects for all Nigerian Banks and selected banks across Africa. Our long experience with the industry provides us with unique insights into relevant strategic issues and key metrics for estimating and measuring performance.
We believe that the above issues together with our understanding of the economies and
banking industries of other key African countries will provide a lot of actionable insights about the
investment case for the Nigerian Banking industry.
N630,000 (inclusive of 5% VAT); or 2,000 for payments by non-Nigerian Institutions
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