PEVCA, Nigeria hosted members and industry participants at its 2019 Q1 Forum. The session’s focus was on reviewing macroeconomic dynamics and outlook and how this impacts on the operating environment for private equity managers and investors. Guest speakers were Dr. Okechukwu Enelamah, Honorable Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment; Ms. Eme Essien,
Anglophone West Africa focussed private equity firm, Verod Capital Management (Verod), announced that it has invested in Daystar Power Group
n Q3 2018, 50 senior business executives were surveyed, based on their experience of dealmaking in Nigeria. In order to qualify for selection, respondents must: – Have completed an acquisition or investment in Nigeria within the past four years; and – Currently have operations in Nigeria.
LAGOS, Nigeria, January 18, 2019/APO Group/ — NEM Insurance Plc (“NEM” or the “Company”) (www.NEM-Insurance.com), a leading insurance group in
CardinalStone Capital Advisers (CCA), an investment adviser based in Lagos, Nigeria, has recently achieved a US$50mn first close of its
The Private Equity Women Investor Network (PEWIN) and PEVCA, organized an investor roundtable discussion and holiday dinner, December 2018. The event brought together senior female investment professionals and entrepreneurs who engaged in an interactive discourse and shared insights from their diverse experiences operating in the Nigerian market.
PEVCA’s Q4 Forum comprised a diverse panel that kicked off a robust conversation with attendants across a number of subject
PEVCA, Nigeria is happy to support this Summit. Eligible members of PEVCA entitled to complimentary offer for scheduled Private Equity
PEVCA, Nigeria is pleased to be hosting its maiden Forum. The invitation-only Breakfast Forum aimed at engaging an audience of primarily GPs and some industry service-providers will address the strategic objectives of the Association and its alignment to valued members services and initiatives with a view to addressing issues currently experienced.
A Time for Renewal Investor optimism toward Africa reached new highs in the early years of this decade. An uninterrupted commodity boom, stable governments and investment in basic infrastructure had fueled sustained economic growth since the turn of the millennium, culminating in
