FCMB Asset Management Limited, a member of the FCMB Group Plc, has educated Nigerians on actionable strategies for securing a comfortable retirement by leveraging the power of compounding and accessible investment opportunities.
The company organised a webinar and brought together a panel of financial experts from various FCMB Group subsidiaries, including FCMB Asset Management, FCMB Trustees Limited, and FCMB Pensions Limited. The panellists shared invaluable insights and debunked the myth that significant capital is required to begin investing.
Moderated by head of Business Development at FCMB Asset Management, Tinuola Odufuye, the webinar explored various investment options, from mutual funds to alternative assets, tailored to suit diverse financial goals and risk appetites.
Head of Alternative Assets at FCMB Asset Management, Nduka Offiah highlighted the potential benefits of alternative asset classes in diversifying portfolios and navigating challenging market conditions.
Head of the UHNI & HNI Unit at FCMB Asset Management, Abiola Ajayi spoke on personalised wealth management solutions for Ultra-High Net-worth Individuals and High Net-worth Individuals, emphasising legacy planning.
Head of Trust Services at FCMB Trustees Limited, Oluwayemisi Arowolo clarified the legal structures essential for effective asset protection and transfer.
Also, the head of Business Development South at FCMB Pensions Limited, Richard Ade-Martins discussed the company’s commitment to best practices in the pension industry.
The webinar emphasised the importance of starting early, with panellists highlighting that investing as little as N1,000 in options such as FCMB Asset Management’s mutual funds, can kickstart one’s journey towards financial security. Other key topics discussed were estate planning, combating inflation through alternative investments, and catering to the unique needs of students and business owners.
The webinar reinforced that retirement planning and wealth creation are achievable goals for everyone, regardless of their current financial situation.
