Financial services firm Parthian Partners Limited has been appointed as Joint Issuing House for the Series II Issuance of up to N100bn under the N1tn MOFI Real Estate Investment Fund Issuance Programme.
According to a recent statement from Parthian Partners, the firm, as a joint issuing house, will play a pivotal role in structuring and managing the issuance, leveraging its extensive experience in capital markets and financial advisory services.
The Ministry of Finance Incorporated has announced the launch of the N100bn Series 2 Offering under the MOFI Real Estate Investment Fund, marking a significant step in addressing Nigeria’s housing deficit.
Speaking on the appointment, Managing Director of Parthian Partners, Oluseye Olusoga, said, “We are honoured to be part of this transformative initiative. Our role as Joint Issuing House reflects our commitment to supporting projects that have a lasting impact on Nigeria’s economic growth. We look forward to working closely with the Ministry of Finance Incorporated to ensure the success of this issuance.
“We are thankful to MOFI and Dr. Armstrong Takang, the Managing Director of MOFI, for trusting us with this mandate, and deliver we shall!”
The firm added that its appointment underscored its reputation as a trusted partner in driving large-scale financial initiatives that support national development.
The MOFI Real Estate Investment Fund aims to bridge Nigeria’s housing gap by providing sustainable financing for real estate projects across the country.
Parthian Partners’ involvement is expected to enhance the efficiency and success of the Series II Issuance, ensuring that the fund achieves its objectives. Parthian Partners has a proven track record in managing high-profile financial advisory services. The firm’s expertise in structuring complex transactions and its deep understanding of the Nigerian capital markets make it a valuable partner for MOFI’s ambitious real estate investment programme,” the statement further read.
The Series II Issuance is expected to attract significant interest from institutional and retail investors, further solidifying Nigeria’s position as a hub for innovative financial solutions.
