Greenwich Registrars & Data Solutions, one of Nigeria’s leading firms in securities and shareholding management, has reaffirmed its commitment to digital innovation with the unveiling of new tools designed to enhance shareholder experience.
In a statement on Monday, the firm made the announcement during a hybrid webinar themed ‘Shareholding in the Digital Era: Building Trust Through Innovation.’ The session showcased Greenwich’s latest suite of digital platforms aimed at simplifying shareholder engagement, improving transparency, and strengthening its leadership position in Nigeria’s capital market.
Speaking the event, Managing Director of Greenwich Registrars, Obiageli Chiki-Ijegbulem, said the company’s digital innovations were built on trust, integrity, and regulatory compliance.
“These two key values have guided the creation of our new products, G-Ease, E-Forms, E-Offers, and Probate Portals, which were developed in line with the regulatory frameworks of the Securities and Exchange Commission,” she said.
Chiki-Ijegbulem added that the company’s drive for innovation is focused on long-term value creation and responsible digital transformation.
Also speaking, Executive Commissioner (Operations) of the SEC, Bola Ajomale, commended the company’s initiative, describing it as timely and forward-looking. He said, “The future is digital, and it will affect the entire market, especially investors, companies, and issuers. Regulation will only get stronger, bringing greater transparency and improved data protection.”
Ajomale also disclosed that the SEC plans to transition to a T+2 settlement cycle by November 28, 2025, urging registrars to align through robust digital integration and compliance frameworks.
Highlighting the company’s progress, Divisional Head of Operations, Ekene Obiokala, said the new platforms would provide shareholders with easier access to their records and reduce paperwork.
“Our G-Ease platform allows shareholders to view dividend payments, monitor their shareholdings, and stay informed about capital market activities from a single platform,” she explained.
Obiokala added that the E-Forms solution enables shareholders to update their details, such as bank accounts, phone numbers, and Clearing House Numbers, online.
Head of Business Development Anne Mutuah noted that the company’s new probate asset portal has simplified inheritance processes. “Beneficiaries can now register and monitor transmission progress in real time without going through stressful paperwork,” she said.
