Tag: Robert Aderinmola
Nigeria consumer spending outlook
According to Mckinsey Global Institute, Nigeria is expected to remain Africa’s single largest consumer market, controlling 15 percent of overall growth in consumer spending by 2025. Robert Aderinmola, Market Intelligence Officer at Diamond Bank joins CNBC Africa to discuss an outlook for household consumption expenditure in Nigeria.
How social media can help customer experience
Diamond Bank says as the digital evolution and disruption continues to unfold, customer experience has become the next battleground for banks to remain competitive. Robert Aderinmola, Market Intelligence Officer, Diamond Bank joins CNBC Africa to discuss how social media is the next frontier to drive customer experience.
How viable is Nigeria’s retail lending space?
Diamond Bank says the real buy-side of Nigeria’s retail credit lies in its quality numbers as about 20 percent of the country’s predominantly young population have Bank Verification Numbers and are expected to remain economically active for another 20 years. Robert Aderinmola, Market Intelligence Officer at Diamond Bank joins CNBC Africa to discuss this.
Tailoring banks’ retail strategy to Nigeria’s demographics
According Nigeria's National Bureau of Statistics, the number of young adults in Nigeria is expected to reach 34.5 million by 2020. Robert Aderinmola, Market Intelligence Officer at Diamond bank joins CNBC Africa to discuss how Nigeria’s demographics benefit the retail strategy of banks in the country.
What will drive consumption growth in Nigeria?
McKinsey & Company projects consumer spending in Africa to reach about 2.1 trillion dollars by 2025, Robert Aderinmola, Markets Intelligence Officer at Diamond Bank joins CNBC Africa to discuss what will drive this growth in Nigeria.
How Nigeria’s MPCs decision will affect banks
How Nigeria’s MPCs decision will affect banks
Investors await outcome of Nigeria MPC meeting
Investors await outcome of Nigeria MPC meeting
New opportunities in Nigeria’s retail banking
New opportunities in Nigeria’s retail banking
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