A new administration means the introduction of twists and turns. Nigeria stands at a crucial juncture in its journey towards prosperity. With the macroeconomic outlook for Q3 2023, it is evident that the nation’s path to growth and stability is paved with both challenges and opportunities. We have put together this summary based on our […]
Celebrating Women Empowerment and Growth at the FSDH-EDC Women Business Impact Programme 2023 Cohort Graduation. FSDH Merchant Bank has yet again demonstrated its commitment to supporting entrepreneurship and empowering women-owned/led businesses. On Friday 18th of August 2023, 25 women graduated from the first cohort of the Women Business Impact Programme, an initiative of the Women […]
In time past, the world of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) was largely stereotyped in favour of the male gender. However, as we have experienced recently, times are changing, as diverse bodies – government and non-government alike – have taken on the responsibility to bridge this gap. Now, more females show interests, taking on roles in these areas. But to ensure that this gap is effectively bridged, more work still needs to be done, especially regarding access to funding, education and opportunities, for women to be able to explore these areas. FSDH Merchant Bank recently contributed its quota to bridging this gap.
Until January of 2012, it appeared as though many Nigerians hadn’t heard the word subsidy. Subsidi, subsideen, susidee… all these and more were mispronunciations for the word – subsidy in 2012, a time when the word became very common in Nigeria. Even the average local trader had an idea of what this “big English word” […]
Are you thinking of moving out of rented accommodation to your own home? Are you worried about how much money you will likely spend getting a home? Do you know that you can get a decent home without the fear of becoming broke? Recent research shows that Nigeria’s homeownership rate (25%) is low when compared […]
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