FBNQuest Asset Management has encouraged investors to set clear measurable goals and an accountable framework that will guide investors to build, manage and preserve their wealth.
FBNQuest Asset Management Limited is an asset management firm and a subsidiary of FBNQuest Merchant Bank and member of FBN Holdings Group.
It promotes and manages several collective investment schemes and discretionary client portfolios to deliver high-end financial investment products and services.
While it offers investment solutions that helps investors save towards a specific goal, because they understand that investment decisions are guided by unique values, the firm stressed it is also committed to providing sustainable and responsible investment options or a solution that suits the individual requirements of each client.
Speaking on setting clear financial goals, the head, Affluent at FBNQuest Asset Management, Anne Oragwu, stated that, ‘financial goal setting is the bridge between financial dreams and achieving financial independence’. She added that whatever the goal, albeit short or long-term, the key to successful investing is to match each goal with the appropriate investment solutions.
However, to keep investors accountable, a financial adviser, she said, can serve as an accountability partner that helps investor stay on course with an articulated plan.
“You don’t have to wait until you have a lot of money to start investing. With as little as N5,000, you can start your investment journey with FBNQuest Asset Management and therefore reduce the risk that the value of your savings will be eroded by inflation,” said Oragwu.
While highlighting the range of products that investors can consider as they organise their financial goals, he listed them to include; the FBNQuest money market funds which can be an ideal savings alternative product and the FBNQuest dollar funds which offers attractive yields for investors who require foreign currency to achieve their goals, while highlighting FBNQuest’s long- term funds that offer higher risk/reward options.
