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Africa Prudential Launches Sabivest Portfolio Management App


Africa Prudential Plc has launched a comprehensive digital solution designed to bridge the gap between shareholders and their assets. The unveiling took place on Thursday, 30 April 2026, during an industry-focused event that addressed the evolving needs of the Nigerian capital market.

“Africa Prudential simplifies portfolio management with tech,” industry stakeholders observed as the company introduced “Sabivest”, a centralised application designed to offer a unified ecosystem for both individual and institutional investors.

The platform arrives at a critical time when the Nigerian market is grappling with fragmented investment data and the perennial challenge of unclaimed dividends.

Speaking at the event, the Chairperson of Africa Prudential Plc, Christabel Onyejekwe, said, “Sabivest was developed to provide individuals and institutions with a unified ecosystem where they can seamlessly access, monitor, and grow diversified financial assets through a single interface.

This represents a significant milestone for us in driving digital transformation.”

Beyond simple asset tracking, the application integrates real-time performance analytics, asset allocation insights, and a robust electronic dividend management system.

This system is specifically designed to help investors track historical records and access recovery support for outstanding payments.

Similarly, the Managing Director of Africa Prudential, Catherine Nwosu, noted, “The platform addresses long-standing challenges such as fragmented investment accounts and limited access to diverse instruments. Sabivest aggregates multiple products, enabling investors to maintain real-time visibility and control over their portfolios through a centralised dashboard.”

The launch featured a high-level roundtable themed ‘Building Trust and Driving Innovation in Nigeria’s Capital Market’, where experts emphasised that technology is the primary tool for restoring investor confidence and increasing transparency.

“We are targeting retail investors, young professionals, and Nigerians in the diaspora who seek more accessible solutions. By providing notifications and recovery support for dividends, we are empowering investors to manage their wealth more efficiently than ever before,” Nwosu added.

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