ARM: Nigeria’s asset management powerhouse

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• Offers asset management, pension and infrastructure funds
• Supports wealth creation via diversified financial services

Company overview

ARM stands for Asset & Resource Management Holding Company. It began in 1994 in Lagos, Nigeria. The firm specialises in asset management for diverse client groups. These include corporations, high-net-worth individuals and retail investors. ARM offers traditional and alternative investment services. These span equities, fixed income, real estate, cash instruments, funds and private equity. The group includes subsidiaries for pensions, securities, trusteeship, real estate development and infrastructure investment.

ARM manages both conventional investments and specialist funds. It also supports corporate, institutional and retail wealth creation. The company employs research-driven strategies and maintains a client-focused approach. It aims to preserve and grow client wealth through disciplined allocation and risk management. ARM serves clients locally and across African markets.

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Services and leadership

ARM Investment Managers handles both traditional and non-traditional asset classes. Traditional services include pensions, discretionary savings, wealth management, trusts and stockbroking. Non-traditional offerings include real estate investments via Mixta, private equity, and infrastructure funds. The group extends its reach through ARM Capital Partners and ARM Harith Infrastructure Investment. It adapts strategies based on client risk profiles and investment horizons.

ARM follows a structured approach: analyse the client, design a diversified portfolio, implement strategy, then review and adjust. The firm managed assets over one trillion naira in recent years. It holds strong credit and performance credentials and licenses under regulatory frameworks. Leadership includes a Chief Executive Officer, a Chairman and a Deputy Group CEO. ARM operates multiple offices across Nigeria to serve regional markets and client needs.