Tag: asset management

  • FCMB–TLG Private Debt Fund Cleared to Raise ₦20bn in New Series

    FCMB–TLG Private Debt Fund Cleared to Raise ₦20bn in New Series

    2025-12-30 13:30:00

    According to Punch, FCMB Asset Management has received regulatory approval to issue up to ₦20bn under the FCMB‑TLG Private Debt Fund Series II, opening the door for a new fundraising cycle.

    The report said the approval moves the manager from documentation into rollout, targeting investors seeking structured private‑debt exposure in Nigeria’s tightening credit environment.

    Market participants see private debt funds gaining traction as investors balance yield goals with a preference for managed credit structures over direct lending.

    Nairametrics reported the same approval, describing the Series II clearance as “a significant milestone” for the fund’s strategy. TheCable also carried a company‑style update stating the manager “has received regulatory approval,” referencing the execution of transaction documents following the approval.

    Echotitbits take: Private debt is becoming a key middle lane between bank loans and public bonds. Watch the pricing terms, sector allocation, and whether the fund leans into ESG‑style screening or purely yield‑driven credit.

    Source: The Punch — December 30, 2025 (https://punchng.com/fcmb-tlg-private-debt-fund-gets-approval-for-series-ii-issuance/)

    The Punch 2025-12-30

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  • PenCom extends pension-operator recapitalisation deadline to June 2027

    PenCom extends pension-operator recapitalisation deadline to June 2027

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    2025-12-19 14:00:00

    The Punch reports that PenCom has extended the timeline for pension operators (PFAs and PFCs) to meet revised minimum capital requirements, moving the compliance deadline further out.

    The extension is positioned as giving operators time to align with stricter capital rules intended to strengthen stability and protect contributors’ assets.

    Verification: Nairametrics reported the revised deadline is 30 June 2027, and PenCom’s circular sets out the revised regulatory capital requirement framework.

    Quotes: Nairametrics: “deadline is now set for 30 June 2027…” PenCom circular: “minimum capital requirement…”

    Analysis/Echotitbits take: Recapitalisation will likely trigger consolidation. Watch for M&A activity, enforcement consistency, and whether PenCom balances market discipline with systemic stability.

    Source: The Punch — 2025-12-19 — https://punchng.com/pencom-shifts-pension-recapitalisation-deadline-to-june-2027/

    The Punch 2025-12-19