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Coremars Capital Limited Receives SEC License to Operate as Investment Bank in Nigeria

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Coremars Capital Limited has officially secured approval from Nigeria’s Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to function as a fully licensed Issuing House, marking a transformative milestone in its journey toward financial innovation and market leadership.

This regulatory endorsement empowers Coremars Capital to offer a comprehensive suite of investment banking and capital market services. These include equity and debt capital raising through Initial Public Offerings (IPOs), private placements, commercial paper programs, bond issuances, rights issues, mergers and acquisitions advisory, and project finance solutions.

The license positions the firm to play a pivotal role in Nigeria’s financial ecosystem, enabling it to deliver tailored capital solutions to businesses and governments across Nigeria and Sub-Saharan Africa. With a focus on sectors such as infrastructure, energy, manufacturing, technology, and financial services, Coremars aims to drive sustainable growth and economic transformation.

Acting Managing Director, Mr. Chibuzor Oduche, expressed enthusiasm about the development:

“This approval is a major milestone in our growth journey and a strong endorsement of our vision to become a leading force in Nigeria’s investment banking landscape. We are now equipped to deliver a new wave of innovative financial solutions — from public and private capital raises to complex advisory services. Our goal is to empower businesses with access to long-term capital, structure impactful transactions, and drive economic transformation across sectors.”

Coremars Capital emphasizes professionalism, integrity, and innovation as its guiding principles. With this new license, the firm reaffirms its commitment to partnering with visionary clients to unlock growth and shape the future of finance.

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