Asset Management in Nigeria: A Shift Towards Inclusivity
In Nigeria's financial services landscape, asset management was once reserved for institutions, high-net-worth individuals, and sophisticated investors.
However, the industry has undergone a significant transformation over the past decade, becoming more inclusive and accessible to ordinary households, young professionals, and small business owners.
Barriers such as high entry thresholds, limited product variety, and inadequate awareness are being addressed, and technology is playing a key role in bridging the gap between institutional expertise and retail demand.
What was once niche is becoming mainstream.
More Nigerians are now gaining access to structured investment vehicles, and products are being designed with inclusivity in mind.
Author's summary: Nigeria's asset management industry is becoming more inclusive.
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