Parthian Capital rolls out 2 investment funds

Parthian Capital Limited has officially launched two new investment funds—the Parthian Dollar Fixed Income Fund and the Parthian Money Market Fund—as part of its efforts to deepen capital formation and contribute to Nigeria’s economic growth. Speaking at the launch event, Group Managing Director of Parthian Group, Oluseye Olusoga, described the introduction of the funds as […]

Parthian Capital Limited has officially launched two new investment funds—the Parthian Dollar Fixed Income Fund and the Parthian Money Market Fund—as part of its efforts to deepen capital formation and contribute to Nigeria’s economic growth.

Speaking at the launch event, Group Managing Director of Parthian Group, Oluseye Olusoga, described the introduction of the funds as a strategic move towards supporting President Bola Tinubu’s vision of a $1 trillion economy by 2030.

“Parthian launching these two funds today is a testament to our growth as a company and our contribution toward capital formation, which is critical for economic development.

“The money market fund is a safe investment instrument that offers high yields. Given current market conditions, where interest rates have reached as high as 23%, we believe that yields will remain elevated for some time,” Olusoga stated.

He also highlighted global economic factors such as inflationary trends and tariff policies in major economies like the US, Canada, and China, which could have ripple effects on Nigeria’s financial market.

The Parthian Money Market Fund, he explained, provides a transparent, regulated, and secure investment option for individuals and businesses.

“The fund is monitored by trustees, regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and managed by a custodian, ensuring investors’ money remains safe and accessible,” he added.

Chairman of Parthian Group, Adedotun Sulaiman, underscored the importance of mobilising capital to address Nigeria’s infrastructure deficit.

He noted that developing economies like Nigeria often struggle with inadequate capital to fund essential projects, and the newly launched funds will help bridge this gap by channelling savings from individuals and corporations into critical sectors such as roads, schools, and healthcare.

Sulaiman acknowledged that the $1 trillion economy target is ambitious but achievable with the right strategies and commitment. He revealed that the Parthian Money Market Fund has an approved size of ₦20 billion, with an initial rollout of ₦1 billion, and will be issued in phases.

He added that while the fund is general in scope, future innovations would focus on sector-specific investments, including infrastructure and healthcare funds.