Agenda
To position Nigeria as the premier financial services center in Africa
We are guided by these five-pronged key priority areas in our quest to support the growth of Nigeria’s FPS sector to become the leading financial services centre in Africa.
Key Priority Areas
Advocate inclusive access to appropriate, affordable, and timely financial products and services, some of which include banking, loan, equity insurance products, etc.
Promote increased innovation and adoption of technology across various sub-sectors of the FPS sector.
Position Nigeria as a preferred destination for international trade and investment whilst influencing ease of doing business through collaboration with policymakers.
Facilitate the expansion of Nigerian FPS operators across the continent and position Nigeria to tap the benefits of the African Continental Free Trade Area.
Encourage integration of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles into operations and investment philosophies.
We aim to achieve the transformation of the FPS sector through our Theory of Change (ToC)
We aim to achieve the transformation of the FPS sector through our Theory of Change (ToC)
Objective: Bring together FPS stakeholders to address common goals and challenges while leveraging the power of collective advocacy.
Outcome: A strong and united FPS voice influential in determining the future development of the sector.
Objective: Showcase the contribution of the FPS sector to economic growth locally and promote Nigeria as a prime investment destination internationally.
Outcome: “FPS sector that is respected and trusted locally and internationally, contributing more to Nigeria’s GDP growth”.
Objective: Support the formulation and implementation of transformative,
future-proof policies and regulations that encourage growth while managing
risks in the FPS sector.
Outcome: A conducive policy and regulatory environment that encourages
open market, competitiveness, innovation, and growth.
Objective: Support the development of a skilled and productive workforce.
Outcome: Innovative and highly skilled workforce supporting a productive high-income economy.
Objective: Champion and promote transparency, trust, sustainable development, rule of law, accountability and fairness in the public and private sectors.
Outcome: Transformed private and public sectors committed to the growth and development of Nigeria.
How We Work
Our Pathways to Impact
We build strong partnerships with key stakeholders in the private and public sectors, locally and internationally, to achieve our objectives across our priority areas.
We establish thought leadership and drive policy engagement, programmes and initiatives through evidence-based research and data insights.
EnterpriseNGR directly intervenes in key sectors of the economy through the coordination of joint investments in proprietary initiatives to drive the change we are advocating for.
We ensure regular stakeholder engagement, organize and participate in key sector events towards the transformation of the FPS sector.
One of the critical success factors for the development of Nigeria’s FPS sector is the quality of the talent within, hence attracting and nurturing top talent is crucial. Our first initiative in line with this is the Youth of Enterprise (YOE) Internship programme – an initiative that aims to recruit, train and place well-deserving talents in highly-sought employment opportunities.
We advocate for the proactive adoption of the highest standards in the FPS sector in line with global best practices.
How We Work
Our Pathways to Impact
We build strong partnerships with key stakeholders in the private and public sectors, locally and internationally, to achieve our objectives across our priority areas.
We establish thought leadership and drive policy engagement, programmes and initiatives through evidence-based research and data insights.
We ensure regular stakeholder engagement, organize and participate in key sector events towards the transformation of the FPS sector.
EnterpriseNGR directly intervenes in key sectors of the economy through the coordination of joint investments in proprietary initiatives to drive the change we are advocating for.
One of the critical success factors for the development of the Nigerian FPS sector is the quality of the talent within, hence attracting and nurturing top talent is crucial. Our first initiative in line with this is the ‘Youth Of Enterprise’ Internship Programme (YOE) – an initiative that aims to build a strong pipeline of entry-level talent through the recruitment and upskilling of 5,000 interns annually and subsequently growing that number to 100,000 in the next 10 years.
We advocate for the proactive adoption of the highest standards in the FPS sector in line with global best practices.