FBNQuest

FBNQuest

Financial Services

Lagos, Lagos State 30,063 followers

Welcome to the investment banking and asset management businesses of FBN Holdings Plc

About us

Welcome to the investment banking and asset management businesses of FBN Holdings Plc, one of the strongest and most dependable financial groups in Africa. We provide Corporate Banking, Investment Banking, Wealth Management, Institutional Sales, Fixed Income, Currencies & Treasury, Asset Management, Equities, Alternative Investment and Trust services through our different subsidiaries.

Industry
Financial Services
Company size
51-200 employees
Headquarters
Lagos, Lagos State
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2006
Specialties
Advising, Financing, Trading, Investing, Securing, Merchant Banking, and Asset Management

Locations

  • Primary

    2 Broad Street, Lagos Island

    Lagos, Lagos State, NG

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  • 16-18, Keffi Street, Off Awolowo Road, S.W. Ikoyi, Lagos, Nigeria

    Ikoyi S.W., Lagos State, NG

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  • Plot 777, Muhammadu Buhari Way

    Central Business District, Abuja, NG

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  • 3rd Floor, 22/24 Aba Road

    Port Harcourt, NG

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    The most recent power sector report from the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) indicates a -9.5% q/q decline in total electricity generated by distribution companies (Discos) to 8,776.6 gigawatt hours (GWh) in Q2 '24. It also reflects a y/y decrease from 8,867.1 GWh generated in Q2 '23. The reduction in generated electricity is primarily due to a decline in available generating capacity across the grid's power plants. #FBNQuestResearch

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    In continuation of our discussion from the data produced by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), Nigeria’s broadband connections declined by -4% m/m to 90.1 million in Sep ’24. The reduction in September marks the second consecutive month of decline. According to NCC, mobile broadband accounts for a substantial portion (over 99%) of Nigeria’s broadband connections due to the convenience and relatively low cost of acquiring mobile lines. Consequently, the m/m drop in broadband connections can be explained by the decrease in active mobile lines. #FBNQuestResearch

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    What would you do if your child wanted to put you in a home and take over management of your finances? In the next episode of #TheLegacyRoom, join Rotimi Obende (FCA, MBA), Mutiat Olatunji, Thelma Jiakponna and Deborah Oyetunji dive into practical tips for maintaining financial independence in your golden years, from safeguarding assets to setting up structures to keep you in control. Don't miss out—catch the live premiere on YouTube tomorrow at noon! #FBNQuestTrustees

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    Today, we turn our attention to the most recent update from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) on money and credit statistics. We see from the CBN’s data that credit extension to the private sector expanded by +27% y/y to about NGN75.9trn in Sep ’24. This growth marks the slowest pace of PSCE growth since May ’23, when PSCE expanded by +16% y/y. It is worth noting that this estimation of PSCE covers lending by the entire banking system and not only deposit money banks (DMBs). It also covers lending by the CBN and state-owned development banks, such as the Bank of Industry, and smaller credit extensions by other banks, such as microfinance and non-interest banks. #FBNQuestResearch

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    According to data from the Debt Management Office (DMO), Nigeria’s total external debt service payments increased by approximately 40% y/y to USD1.1bn. Sequentially, debt service payments also rose by around 19% q/q. Regarding the breakdown, external debt service consists of USD288m in market debt and USD832m in non-market debt, respectively. Notably, FGN debt service payments tend to be higher during the third and first quarters, partly due to the concentration and value of debt issuances in those periods. #FBNQuestResearch

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