Optiva Capital To Boost International Investment Opportunities For Nigerians

Investment firm, Optiva Capital Partners, has expressed commitment to boost international investment opportunities for Nigerians.

This was revealed by the Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of Optiva Capital Partners, Jane Kimemia, in a statement issued by the firm, which was signed by the Group Head, Corporate Communications, Sola Longe-Okenimkpe.

Kimemia stated that there is currently an increased incentive for investment immigration, second citizenship or permanent residency, for investment-savvy Nigerians, who recognise that these provide access to global opportunities.

She said, “Our clients are established Nigerians, they are in business, they are executives, so they are very comfortable, but they are looking for global access and acceptance. At Optiva Capital Partners, we are helping our clients to save on what they would have been spending anyway.”

Kimemia further stated that Nigerians being the most travelled of Africans seek global opportunities to meet the need for their children’s education, healthcare, and access to more economies and markets to expand their trade and business.

She explained that through second citizenship, Optiva Capital assists interested Nigerians to save scarce foreign exchange because they pay a fraction of what non-citizens pay for education, healthcare, property, amongst other social benefits.

Kimemia stated that a second citizenship through Citizenship By Immigration or other investments in government-designated programmes in exchange for permanent residency, citizenship and global access, not only gives recipients global access but also investments and savings.

The Optiva CEO added that the firm’s investment immigration services are targeted at High Networth Individuals. According to her, when it comes to the cost of CBI or permanent residency, the value being sought by clients includes their wards’ education thereby making investment immigration a vehicle for clients to protect, to grow, to enhance, and to diversify their wealth.

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