CBN Approves Greenwich Holding Company Structure

The Central Bank of Nigeria has approved a financial holding company structure, Greenwich...

The Central Bank of Nigeria has approved a financial holding company structure, Greenwich Holdings Limited, for Greenwich Merchant Bank Limited.

In a statement on Tuesday, the bank said that the regulatory approval marked a significant step enabling Greenwich Group to consolidate its existing financial service businesses, expand into new markets, and strengthen its position as a leading player in the financial sector.

Upon the commencement of operations, Greenwich Holdings Limited will oversee Greenwich Merchant Bank Limited, Greenwich Asset Management Limited, and Greenwich Securities Limited while driving the expansion of the Group.

Head of Corporate Communications, Greenwich Merchant Bank Limited, Ozena Utulu, said the regulatory approval is an attestation of the dedication, hard work, and commitment to excellence that have defined Greenwich’s legacy as a trusted partner in the financial industry.

“Greenwich Holdings Limited represents a new chapter in the unparalleled growth which began with Greenwich Trust Limited, a foremost provider of financial solutions that commenced operations in June 1994 as a financial adviser and issuing house. The SEC-regulated firm later applied to the Central Bank of Nigeria for the conversion of its operations, which led to the establishment of Greenwich Merchant Bank Limited in 2020.

“Over the course of 30 years, Greenwich has expanded its footprint across various segments of the financial sector through its subsidiaries and affiliated entities, including Greenwich Registrars and Data Solution Limited and Greenwich Trustees Limited,” read part of the statement.

TLD Newsletter

Get the latest legal news, key cases, top lawyers, and expert analysis for your legal journey.

RELATED ARTICLES

SEC Mandates Operators to Register Instruments by January

The Securities and Exchange Commission has directed all Capital Market Operators to declare their compliance

Standard Chartered Meets CBN’s N200b Minimum Capital Requirement

Standard Chartered Bank Nigeria Limited said it has fulfilled the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN)

Investors Unsettled, Lose N858 Billion in Market Selloff on NGX

The threat by the United States of America’s President, Donald Trump, to deploy American troops

Q3 2025: UBA Declares N538b Profit, Robust Balance Sheet

Following its recently released half-year financials, the United Bank for Africa (UBA) Plc has announced

Nigeria’s Money Supply Drops To ₦118trn

Nigeria’s Money Supply (M²) dropped month-on-month (MoM) to about ₦118 trillion in September 2025. The

CBN Denies Selling $1.2bn Forex to Oil Firms

The Central Bank of Nigeria has denied claims that it disbursed $1.259bn to oil sector

TLD Newsletter

Get the latest legal news, key cases, top lawyers, and expert analysis for your legal journey.

This Pop-up Is Included in the Theme
Best Choice for Creatives

Purchase Now

TLD Newsletter

Get the latest legal news, key cases, top lawyers, and expert analysis for your legal journey.