The Factoring Bill Is Passed: Nigerian Businesses Can Now Access the Billions Trapped in Unpaid Invoices

By ayomide odude on Wednesday, July 22nd, 2026 in Blog, Insights. No Comments

A LONG TIME COMING Billions of naira are trapped in Nigerian supply chains today. Not because they have been lost or misappropriated, but because they are locked inside legitimate invoices awaiting payment. Every day, businesses deliver goods, complete services, and fulfil contracts. Yet payment often arrives 30, 60, or even 120 days later. During that  … Read more


YOUR INVOICE IS AN ASSET: RETHINKING SME FINANCE IN AFRICA

By ayomide odude on Tuesday, June 2nd, 2026 in Blog, Insights. No Comments

The Paradox Halfway through 2026, Nigeria’s macroeconomic recovery narrative remains, but arguably, broadly intact. After eleven consecutive months of disinflation, headline inflation edged back up to 15.7% in April 2026, still well below the multi-decade highs of 2024. The CBN has begun easing its policy stance, retaining the Monetary Policy Rate at 26.5% at its  … Read more


Liquidity in a Disrupted World

By ayomide odude on Wednesday, May 6th, 2026 in Blog, Insights. No Comments

Why Receivables Finance Has Become a Strategic Imperative for Ghanaian Businesses A New Kind of Pressure Imagine a mid-sized Ghanaian food distributor in early 2026. She has fulfilled a major order, submitted her invoice and is now waiting 90 days for payment. The sale has been made. The invoice is valid. The revenue is recognized.  … Read more


Growth Without More Debt: How Smarter Cash-Flow Design Can Fund Business Expansion

By ayomide odude on Friday, April 24th, 2026 in Blog, Insights. No Comments

For many large corporates in Nigeria and across Africa, growth often comes at a cost. Expanding production lines, entering new markets, or upgrading technology always bring the question: how can this expansion be funded without adding debt to an already leveraged balance sheet? Traditional approaches rely on borrowing, stretching credit lines, or issuing bonds. Each  … Read more