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ARTICLE · 28 JANUARY 2020

Private Equity - Regulatory Summary Of 2018

A survey carried out by the African Private Equity and Venture Capital Association (AVCA) in 2018 indicates that Private Equity and Venture Capital (PE) activity in Africa has been increasingly consistent

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Increased investor appetite in Nigeria

A survey carried out by the African Private Equity and Venture Capital Association (AVCA) in 2018 indicates that Private Equity and Venture Capital (PE) activity in Africa has been increasingly consistent over the years, with West Africa and Nigeria in particular selected as the most attractive destinations for PE Investments.1

Industry experts suggest that Nigeria attracted the highest PE deals in the continent as a result of the potential investors see in the country despite the inherent risks. The growing population and increasing market size, advancement in technology and innovation in business as well as increased efforts by the Federal Government and some State Governments to improve the ease of doing business are some of the catalysts that have improved the investment climate in Nigeria. In light of the increased investor activity, the crucial role played by all levels of government and the relevant government agencies

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