By Adedapo Adesanya
Daba Markets Inc., the company behind Daba Finance, has announced a strategic partnership with Coronation Securities Limited and Coronation Asset Management Limited aimed at expanding access to Nigeria’s capital market for qualified international investors.
The collaboration seeks to merge market insights, investor education, and digital accessibility to bridge the gap between global investors and Nigerian financial opportunities. A joint statement revealed that the initiative will leverage both companies’ strengths to provide seamless access to Nigeria’s evolving capital market landscape.
As part of the agreement, Daba Finance will operate as a corporate client under a trust framework managed by Coronation, enabling eligible users of its platform to engage with Nigerian capital market offerings distributed by Coronation. All Nigerian financial services will be delivered in compliance with regulations set forth by the Securities and Exchange Commission, ensuring adherence to local standards.
Daba Finance will enhance its platform with Nigerian market updates, analytical reports, and research publications sourced from Coronation, providing users with real-time intelligence and expert perspectives on market movements. Additionally, the firms plan to launch educational programs via Daba Academy and Coronation Investment Academy, complemented by webinars focused on demystifying Nigeria’s capital instruments, regulatory safeguards, and investment strategies.
Eligible Daba Finance users can expect integrated features such as digital onboarding, multi-currency funding options, trade execution, and comprehensive reporting tools—all designed to streamline the investment process. While Daba oversees the user experience on its platform, Coronation will supply the necessary market expertise and investment products under the agreed-upon corporate trust model.
Boum III Jr, CEO of Daba Finance, emphasized how the partnership addresses key barriers faced by diaspora communities and foreign investors eager to explore African markets. “Accessing reliable information and understanding local market dynamics remain major obstacles for many investors,” he noted. “By combining Coronation’s deep local knowledge with our technology and global presence, we’re making it easier for investors to gain insights, assess risks, and participate confidently in Nigeria’s capital market.”
Anthony Miclet, Chief Product Officer at Daba Finance, highlighted the seamless integration of Coronation’s research and investment solutions into the Daba ecosystem. “Our goal is to empower users to transition smoothly from learning about investments to taking action—all within an intuitive digital environment,” he said.
Jibola Odedina, CEO of Coronation Securities Limited, underscored that true market inclusion goes beyond mere accessibility—it demands trust-building through transparency and education. “To attract a diverse pool of international investors, Nigeria’s capital market needs robust infrastructure supporting informed decision-making,” he stated. “This alliance positions us to showcase the vibrancy of Nigeria’s economy while offering tailored pathways for global participation.”
Aigbovbioise Aig-Imoukhuede, Managing Director of Coronation Asset Management Limited, reinforced the importance of education in fostering sustainable investing practices. “We’re committed not only to widening access to quality investment vehicles but also to empowering investors with the knowledge they need to navigate complex markets wisely,” he added.
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