CFG Africa Launches N1 Billion Ethical Fund at The Wheatbaker
CFG Africa introduced a N1 billion ethical fund at The Wheatbaker in Ikoyi, attracting Nigeria's financial elite. The event featured high-profile speakers like Prof. Bongo Adi from Lagos Business School.
The fund, managed by CFG Asset Management, offers Sharia-compliant investments to ensure compliance with Islamic financial standards. Babajide Lawani, the GMD and CEO of CFG Africa, highlighted the group's client-centric approach.
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