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FCMB Asset Management Earns Higher Credit Rating After Strong Financial Performance

byAdedipe Temilolaoluwa
July 7, 2026
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FCMB Asset Management Limited has received an upgraded credit rating from GCR Ratings following its strong financial performance, solid liquidity, and the improved financial strength of its parent company, FCMB Group Plc.

The new rating reflects the company’s steady growth, sound financial management, and ability to maintain stable operations without relying on debt. According to GCR Ratings, FCMB Asset Management’s national long-term issuer rating was raised from A-(NG) to A(NG), while its short-term issuer rating improved from A2(NG) to A1(NG). The agency also maintained a stable outlook, showing confidence in the company’s future performance.

GCR Ratings explained that the upgrade was driven by several factors, including FCMB Asset Management’s strong market position, disciplined financial management, and the stronger credit profile of FCMB Group Plc.

The agency also highlighted the company’s more than ten years of experience in Nigeria’s investment industry. Its well-known brand, wide range of investment products, and extensive distribution network have helped it build a strong reputation among investors. In addition, its ability to cross-sell products within the FCMB Group has strengthened its business performance.

According to GCR, FCMB Asset Management ranked among the top five asset management companies in Nigeria as of December 2025. The company currently holds an estimated five percent share of the country’s highly competitive asset management market.

Financial results released by the company also showed impressive growth during the review period. Revenue increased by 30 percent, while operating cash flow rose by 13 percent compared to the previous year. These improvements enabled the company to finance its daily operations without taking on additional debt, demonstrating strong financial discipline.

The rating agency further noted that the company’s liquidity position became even stronger during the year. Liquidity sources compared to financial obligations improved from 3.6 times in 2024 to 5.0 timesin 2025. At the same time, the company’s EBITDA margin remained above 58 percent, reflecting healthy profitability and efficient cost management.

Reacting to the rating upgrade, the Chief Executive Officer of FCMB Asset Management Limited, James Ilori, described the achievement as an important recognition of the company’s long-term strategy.

He said the improved rating reflects years of careful planning, consistent performance, strong corporate governance, and responsible risk management. According to Ilori, the company has remained committed to earning the trust of investors by maintaining high professional standards regardless of changing market conditions.

Ilori also said the company’s relationship with FCMB Group Plc has strengthened its ability to grow while maintaining sound financial practices. He added that FCMB Asset Management intends to remain ahead of industry changes by investing in digital transformation, improving customer service, and meeting new regulatory requirements before deadlines.

He explained that as Nigeria’s asset management industry continues to evolve with stricter regulations and rising investor expectations, the company plans to position itself as one of the industry’s leading investment firms.

FCMB Asset Management currently manages several investment products designed for different categories of investors. These include the FCMBAM Money Market Fund, FCMBAM Debt Fund, FCMBAM Equity Fund, FCMBAM USD Bond Fund, and the FCMB-TLG Private Debt Fund. The company also offers portfolio management and investment advisory services to high-net-worth individuals, institutions, and other investors seeking professional financial guidance.

Established in 1997, FCMB Asset Management Limited operates as a subsidiary of FCMB Group Plcand is regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Over the years, it has built a reputation for providing investment solutions that help individuals and organisations grow and manage their wealth.

The latest rating upgrade further strengthens investor confidence in the company and highlights its commitment to financial stability, sustainable growth, and delivering long-term value to its clients.

Tags: Asset ManagementBusiness NewsCredit RatingFCMB Asset ManagementFCMB GroupFinancial PerformanceGCR RatingsInvestmentNigeriaSEC
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