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Sunday, October 07, 2018 09.55AM / Meristem via
TheGuardian
In
its effort to counsel companies on how to access medium to long-term financing,
Meristem Capital Limited (MCL) has reaffirmed its commitment to the provision
of advisory services for several firms across different sectors
The
firm also said it has raised over N80 billion capital for businesses since its
inception.
Manager
of the company, Senami Johnson, in an interview with The Guardian,
explained that the firm, which has played advisory roles for over 12 industry
leaders across all sectors, also assists companies to access a wide range of
financing options seamlessly.
He
explained that the company is a major player in the Nigerian equity market
financing, with core responsibilities such as Mergers and acquisitions
(M&As), divestiture, capital raising and financial advisory on behalf of
clients across sectors.
A
subsidiary of the Meristem Group, MCL is a conglomerate in the financial
services market and is strategically positioned to support companies and
institutions in their medium to long-term financing options for value creation.
“In
ensuring value creation, our services are optimised and efficient, they effect
mergers and acquisitions with bespoke models, ranging from strategic options
analysis, value assessments, marketplace structured deals, transaction
management processes, negotiations, optimal terms for successful closing,
identification of consolidation and divestiture opportunities.
“We
also offer objective and unbiased advisory services, aid clients in accessing
debt finance from the capital market through various long-term debt
instruments, act as arrangers of government and municipal bonds, as well as
provide advisory on debt restructuring to ease repayment and improve clients
liquidity,” he said.
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