Emomotimi Agama, Director General of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), has commended Norrenberger for its contributions to the Nigerian financial market, emphasising the company’s role in shaping the future of investment opportunities in the Country.
Agama gave the commendation during the Inauguration of New Asset Management Office of Norrenberger on Monday in Abuja.
He described the Norrenberger’s new office as a commitment to expanding its reach and providing accessible investment solutions to clients across Nigeria.
Agama described the capital market as “the salt of the Nigerian economy,” underscoring its pivotal role in driving economic development.
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He reaffirmed the SEC’s commitment to fostering innovation, transparency, and best practices in the industry, ensuring that Nigerian investors are equipped with diverse and sustainable investment choices.
“The capital market is the mainstream of the development of the economy. At the SEC, we remain steadfast in promoting innovation, transparency, and best practices within the industry. We want people to have choices for their investments, and companies like Norrenberger are making that possible”, he noted.
Agama expressed confidence in the future of Norrenberger, noting that the company’s efforts are laying the groundwork for even greater achievements.
“This is the beginning of greater things to come,” he remarked. “By putting your act together and focusing forward, the Norrenberger team will not only make a great market for itself but for the Nigerian citizens as well”, he added.
Ibrahim Bala, Group Chairman of Norrenberger, set the tone for the event, emphasising the significance of the new office.
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“This new office is more than just a physical location—it represents our commitment to empowering individuals, businesses, and institutions with innovative financial solutions.
“Strategically situated to improve accessibility in this region, it reflects our confidence in Nigeria’s immense potential and our dedication to contributing meaningfully to its economic growth”, he said..
Tony Edeh, GMD/CEO of Norrenberger, expressed excitement about the opening of the new Asset Management office in Abuja.
“We are thrilled to officially launch this new office,” he said. “This expansion underscores our commitment to providing exceptional investment solutions and personalized services to our clients. We believe this office will be instrumental in driving growth and empowering investors in Nigeria and beyond”, Edeh noted.
The state-of-the-art facility will serve as a hub for the company’s Asset Management division, offering a range of investment products and services to individuals and institutions in the region
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