The Alternative Bank, AltBank, recently hosted investors, entrepreneurs, wealth creators and institutional decision-makers to a private intelligence forum held in Victoria Island, Lagos.
Themed ‘Beyond Interest: Capital, Innovation, and the Future of Wealth’, the forum was convened to advance the case for non-interest finance as a practical route to mobilising patient capital into Nigeria’s productive economy, as well as press investors and policymakers to judge every allocation by both the returns it earns and the capacity it builds.
The programme, which was also supported by AltDrive and Nigeria’s first full-fledged composite takaful operator, Noor Takaful, featured a series of intelligence briefings from public-sector leaders, capital-market operators and non-interest finance advocates.
Opening the forum, Muhtar Bakare, Chairman of The Alternative Bank, framed the day around a single question: how to mobilise capital in ways that serve both those who own it and the society in which it must earn its return.
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