FCMB Asset Management Gets A(IM) Rating Boost From Agusto & Co

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FCMB Asset Management Limited (FCMBAM) earned an upgrade from A-(IM) to A(IM) from Agusto & Co.

The rating demonstrates that the firm has strengthened its investment processes, reinforced disciplined governance, and enhanced research capabilities.

FCMB Asset Management Limited (FCMBAM) earned an upgrade from A-(IM) to A(IM). The rating demonstrates the firm has strength…

FCMB Asset Rating Upgrade Achieved

Moreover, FCMBAM leverages the strong institutional support of FCMB Group, which boosts its credibility and inspires market confidence.

Strong Institutional Backing

In addition, the firm’s experienced decision-making committees and investment teams actively drive its strategic direction.

FCMBAM manages a diverse suite of Collective Investment Schemes, including money market, debt, equity, USD bond, and private debt funds.

Read Also: FCMB Targets ₦62.5Bn Profit As 2026 Kicks Off Strongly

Diverse Investment Solutions

Beyond these schemes, the firm actively provides discretionary and non-discretionary portfolio management services to meet clients’ diverse investment goals.

“This upgrade validates the professionalism, discipline, and transparency that guide our investment decisions,” said CEO James Ilori.

He further explained that the rating reflects the trust clients place in the firm and its focus on delivering consistent, risk-aware outcomes.

Furthermore, FCMBAM concentrates on globally aligned investment solutions that support capital preservation, income generation, and long-term growth.

As a result, the rating upgrade strengthens the firm’s position as a trusted and reliable asset manager within Nigeria’s financial ecosystem.

With international standards and disciplined governance, FCMBAM continues to create consistent value for clients across market cycles.

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