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CHAPEL HILL DENHAM
Chapel Hill’s Debt Fund to pay N5.20 per unit to holders after N11.7 billion H1 profit, reveals date
Chapel Hill Denham has declared an income distribution of N5.20 per unit for its Nigeria Infrastructure Debt Fund, payable to qualified unitholders.
The Nigeria Infrastructure Debt Fund (NIDF) by Chapel Hill Denham will pay out N8.17 billion as distribution to unitholders for the first half of 2023.
Chapel Hill Denham Nigeria Infrastructure Debt Fund reported a profit after tax of N20.4 billion for the year ended 31 December 2023.
As part of a list of short-term investment options, Money Market funds are a popular choice for investors seeking stability and liquidity.
Chapel Hill Denham partners with the Rural Electrification Agency (REA) to drive solar power adoption in Nigeria and facilitate financing for off-grid electrification projects.
Nigeria must be spending over 20% of its GDP on infrastructure over the next decade to become a top 20 global economy by 2040.
Chapel Hill Denham, the leading independent investment banking, securities trading and investment management firm, won 8 out of the 10 award categories...
OkHi, a smart addressing startup has secured $1.5 million seed extension to further its goal of increasing efficiency across key sectors in Nigeria.
Less than 1% of capital managed by global firms can lift over 1 billion out of poverty – Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill Denham has disclosed that less than 1% of the capital managed by global institutional asset managers...
MTN Nigeria has successfully completed the issuance of its N89.999 billion Series II 10-year bond with a fixed...
In the light of the free fall of the domestic currency, it may not be unlikely that investors...
The Nigerian private equity market remains relatively resilient, despite economic challenges in the year 2020.