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Whether or not you are aware or have been deliberate about it, you have been ‘planning' for your retirement for a long time.

The Igbinosa family found themselves at crossroads when their deceased father, Chief Osazuwa Igbinosa, left behind a sizable fortune amassed over time.

The digital economy is generally defined to constitute any economic activity supported or enabled by digital technologies such as the internet, mobile devices, and other digital tools.

Managing financial and non-financial assets, preservation of wealth, succession planning and wealth transition, tax compliance and efficiency, retirement planning remain some of the many key objectives...

The need to have an efficient wealth succession plan cannot be overstressed. The lack of it may lead to an erosion of the entire wealth that has been built over the years.

It gets to a stage in your career or in the growth of your business, where your technical skills are a given. What becomes more important is how resourceful you are...

If there is one thing that the Covid-19 virus has inspired in the entire human race, it is the need, now more than ever before, to prepare for an uncertain future especially in terms of instituting structures for ...

In February 2015, the National Pension Commission took the first step towards revamping the existing framework for the investment of pension fund assets in Nigeria, by issuing an exposure draft of proposed amendments ...

The Central Bank of Nigeria ("CBN"), on June 6, 2018, issued the Regulations for Transactions with Authorized Dealers in Renminbi ("Regulations").

Most families are not unstructured. In fact, they have several thoughtful steps over time. So, I find a business has been built & grows. Properties are acquired and held through different entities.

Women across the globe are rising into leadership positions with remarkable intensity and brilliance, yet beneath their excellence lies an unspoken fatigue from carrying the weight of holding everything together. This exploration examines how the family office model can provide African women leaders with the support ecosystems they need to protect their resilience rather than drain it, creating sustainable structures that allow them to thrive without exhaustion.

For many of us, the hustle to build wealth is familiar. We work tirelessly to create businesses, make investments, purchase property, and land the big paychecks.

In Nigeria and indeed around the world, there are sufficient examples to show that family wealth is not self-perpetuating. It requires careful planning and nurturing, otherwise the hard-earned fortune can easily be dissipated.

In Nigeria, the year 2022 was an interesting year for regulators and Fintechs alike. The Fintech space in Nigeria

To understand the process of obtaining an asset management license, a quick review of Asset and Asset Management is required.

Apparently, the Executive Order No. 8 of 2018 was on Monday, October 8, 2018, signed by President Muhammadu Buhari in furtherance of the current administration's resolve to increase tax revenues ...

Wealthy African families are shifting their approach to family offices, prioritizing governance frameworks and ownership structures over investment strategy as they transition from founder-led wealth to multigenerational stewardship. This distinctly African model addresses the structural gaps that emerge when significant portfolios grow across operating businesses, real estate, and global investments without coordinated ownership frameworks or formal governance systems.

Across Africa, a quiet shift is happening among founders, business owners, and families with growing interests across multiple sectors and jurisdictions.