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Our Managing Partner, Olufunmi Adepoju, CFA, FRM, FCA will be speaking at the Small Foundation and Village Capital launch of the ESO ecosystem report tomorrow. PearlMutual Consulting Ltd is one of the top three ESOs that joined in the research carried out last year on Rural Impacting Enterprises. Join the discussion tomorrow as we share our experience and the opportunities that exist in the rural impacting SMEs in Sub Saharan Africa. #bridgingthegap

Our Managing Partner Olufunmi Adepoju, CFA, FRM, FCA will be speaking at the MEDays Conference later this year. Watch this space as we follow the discussions!

Are you a graduate looking to join a dynamic company in the financial services industry? Then, click the link below to join our team! https://bit.ly/fajob Olufunmi Adepoju, CFA, FRM, FCA Temitope Olumide Soladoye MBA MICA MRIMA #graduateintern #financejob #hiring #hire #job #work #graduatejob #finance #remotework #remote

To all our Muslim brothers and sisters, Eid Mubarak from all of us at #PMCNigeria

Happy Father's Day from PearlMutual! Like a sound investment strategy, fathers offer guidance, stability, and growth. Your dedication impacts not only your homes but also our society. We celebrate the support, and strength you provide. May your day be filled with appreciation and well-deserved relaxation. #PMCNigeria

How much is Nigeria owing foreign entities and who are they owing? As of Dec 2023, Nigeria's external loans stood at US$42.5 billion. The World Bank and Eurobonds contributed about 36% each while 12% came from China.  Successive administrations in Nigeria have used infrastructural development as a major argument for external debt. However, with the Naira depreciation, there are concerns about the dramatic increase in the debt service burden, as well as the creditworthiness of the country and its vulnerability to external shocks.

How much is Nigeria owing foreign entities and who are they owing? As of Dec 2023, Nigeria's external loans stood at US$42.5 billion. The World Bank and Eurobonds contributed about 36% each while 12% came from China.  Successive administrations in Nigeria have used infrastructural development as a major argument for external debt. However, with the Naira depreciation, there are concerns about the dramatic increase in the debt service burden, as well as the creditworthiness of the country and its vulnerability to external shocks.

Here's to the hands that build our future! Happy Worker's Day to all the dedicated souls whose hard work and perseverance keep the world moving forward. #WorkersDay #HardWorkPaysOff #PMCNigeria #GrowwithBridgeAngels

PearlMutual Consulting Ltd is glad to be part of this Cohort! Doing good in Africa together! #EWEA #enablers

Eid Mubarak from all of us at #PMCNigeria