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Afrinvest rebrands Optimus to PlutusNeo for investors


Investment management firm Afrinvest has announced the rebranding of its digital investment platform, Optimus by Afrinvest, to PlutusNeo by Afrinvest.

In a statement on Friday, the rebranding was described as the next phase of the firm’s digital strategy, focused on expanding access to wealth creation.

The digital platform, first launched in 2022, was created to give individuals secure and easy access to Afrinvest-managed investment products through a modern digital interface. Since its launch, it has become a trusted channel for Nigerians seeking professionally managed investment solutions, supported by Afrinvest’s over 30 years of experience across Nigeria’s capital markets.

Speaking on the rebrand, the Managing Director of PlutusNeo by Afrinvest, Ayodeji Ebo, said the change positions the platform for long-term growth.

“Optimus represented an important phase in our digital investment journey. PlutusNeo builds on that progress, evolving the platform into one designed to support long-term wealth creation for a broader audience. It also reflects our vision to develop a more connected digital ecosystem over time,” he said.

According to the Group Managing Director of Afrinvest, Ike Chioke, the platform reflects the firm’s long-standing commitment to inclusive wealth creation.

“For over 30 years, Afrinvest has operated through multiple market cycles, and that experience shapes how we approach investing,” he said. “We understand the importance of discipline and long-term thinking in wealth creation. PlutusNeo extends this approach to a wider audience, allowing more people to participate meaningfully in building wealth, regardless of income level or status.”

The investment house added that the rebrand also aligns the investment platform with broader digital initiatives within the Afrinvest Group, including the planned introduction of payments and lending capabilities designed to support users more holistically across their financial journeys. While the name has changed, the platform’s experience, governance framework, security standards, and ownership by Afrinvest remain unchanged.

For existing users, the rebranding requires no action. All user accounts, login credentials, investment portfolios, transaction histories, and platform features remain unchanged under the new name.

PlutusNeo by Afrinvest enables users to save and invest with confidence, drawing on Afrinvest’s disciplined investment processes and strong regulatory oversight. Through the platform, users can access a range of investment options, including naira and dollar mutual funds, high-yield investment opportunities, and United States stocks, all available through a single digital interface.

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