Category Archives: Investment

CARDINALSTONE LEADS OVERSUBSCRIBED ₦21BN FIDSON RIGHTS ISSUE

Despite prevailing macroeconomic and liquidity challenges, the 117% oversubscription highlights strong investor confidence in Fidson’s

Navigating Capital Raising in Nigeria: What Businesses Must Know – Onyebuchim Obiyemi, Director & Head, Investment Banking, CardinalStone Partners

Most businesses do not fail for lack of viable opportunities; they falter when they are

Why Shareholder Registers Have Become a Strategic Governance Asset – Chinonso Okurume, Chief Business Strategist, CardinalStone Registrars

What distinguishes leading organisations today is not just their compliance with registrar requirements, but their

How Smart Asset Allocation Safeguards Your Wealth – By Oluwaseyi Osunlalu, Managing Director, CardinalStone Asset Management

Inflation is a critical success-determining factor in the world of investing. It has the ability

Pensions Beyond Retirement: Building Long-Term Financial Security By Mahmud Sulaiman, Managing Director CardinalStone Pensions

Many people often think that pension is solely for the end of one's career, when

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CardinalStone Partners Limited Recognised at the DealMakers Africa Awards 2025 for Excellence in Equity Advisory

CardinalStone Partners Limited (“CardinalStone” or “the Firm”), a leading African financial services group, has been

Nigerian Capital Market: From Reform to Origination – By Peter Omoregie, Managing Director, CardinalStone Securities

This accelerated growth is mostly attributable to improvements in Nigeria's macroeconomic environment and a return

CardinalStone Acts as Lead Financial Adviser and Lead Issuing House on ₦501 Billion Power Sector Bond Issuance

CardinalStone Partners Limited (“CardinalStone”) acted as Lead Financial Adviser and Lead Issuing House on the

CardinalStone Wins Broker of the Year and Equity Trader of the Year at NGX Made of Africa Awards

“Winning Broker of the Year and Equity Trader of the Year, while also surpassing ₦2

Nigeria’s Capital Market Transitions to T+2 Settlement: What Investors Should Know

Many advanced markets already operate on a T+2 cycle. Nigeria’s shift improves comparability, boosts investor