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Coronation Bank offers overseas real estate financing


Coronation Merchant Bank has partnered with the RPA Group to sensitise its customers to the evolving landscape of private banking and international real estate financing.

The firm sealed the deal at an event centred on how innovative platforms and informed financial strategies are reshaping wealth creation, particularly through financing opportunities for properties abroad.

RPA Group, headquartered in the UAE, specialises in UK residential property investment advisory, serving clients across multiple continents.

Speaking at the event, Group Head, Private Banking at Coronation Merchant Bank, Ifeyinwa Uwefoh, emphasised the bank’s commitment to platform innovation.

“We’ve moved beyond traditional banking relationships. Today, our clients expect seamless access to opportunities that align with their vision for the future. Through strategic platforms and partnerships, we’re creating pathways that don’t just facilitate transactions; they enable thoughtful, sustainable wealth decisions.

“Real estate financing abroad presents significant value, but it requires the right infrastructure, insight, and trusted guidance. That’s precisely what we’ve built our private banking proposition around,” Uwefoh said.

The event, held at the Coronation Gallery, saw guests exploring how platform-enabled solutions are democratising access to premium investment opportunities whilst maintaining the bespoke service that defines private banking.

The merchant bank added that the partnership with RPA Group underscored a shared commitment to delivering transformational solutions through collaboration on financial expertise and real estate knowledge to serve clients navigating international markets.

It stated, “With RPA Group’s established presence in both Abuja and Lagos, Nigerian clients now have localised access to global property investment opportunities, particularly in the UK market.

“As Africa’s affluent class continues to seek diversification and global exposure, events like this reinforce Coronation Merchant Bank’s position as a prosperity partner that understands the nuanced needs of sophisticated investors. The evening wasn’t merely about presenting opportunities; it was about equipping clients with the clarity and confidence to act on them.”

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