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The Nigerian Stock Exchange allows investors to purchase equity in companies and allows them share in the company’s interest. The investor needs to contact a registered broker to facilitate registration and transactions. It is much easier to purchase equity in Nigeria than in foreign countries. To invest in a foreign company listed in foreign exchange, you need to contact a brokerage firm that provides such services.
The local brokerage contacts an affiliate company in your country of choice to set up a brokerage account. Setting up an account to purchase equity from a foreign country takes a long while and requires paperwork. The process not only requires a lot of money, but regulations can also deny you certain transactions and impose tax duties on transfers to your local account.
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An alternative process was introduced in 2018 when Trove Finance was established. They built a micro-investing application that allows users conveniently invest in financial securities for Nigerian and International markets. Trove partnered with Sigma Securities, a brokerage company that is registered by the Securities and Exchange Commission and a member of the Nigerian Stock Exchange.
Trove recently secured an undisclosed amount from Ventures Platform— a private equity firm. Ventures Platform is dedicated to providing African entrepreneurs with capital and support to scale their businesses. Some of their portfolio companies include PayStack, Piggyvest, Accounteer, and MDaaS.
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— Ventures Platform Fund (@vp_fund) May 2, 2019
Trove gives Nigerians access to multiple investment points like bonds, stocks, cryptocurrency assets and mutual funds in global markets. Download the application, complete the Know-Your-Client requirement and link your bank account to the app for easy transactions. The Trove app is currently available in the Beta stage for download on the Google Play Store.
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