FidBank UK has expanded investment opportunities for Nigerians with new UK Property Financing Solutions.
NewsOnline Nigeria reports that FidBank UK Limited, the international subsidiary of Fidelity Bank Plc, has unveiled new investment and property financing solutions aimed at helping Nigerians access opportunities in the United Kingdom’s real estate market.
The announcement was made during an exclusive product showcase hosted by the British Deputy High Commissioner to Nigeria, Mr. Jonny Baxter, at his residence in Lagos on Tuesday, May 26, 2026. The event brought together top business executives, investors, and corporate leaders to explore emerging investment opportunities across the Nigeria-UK corridor.
As part of its expanded offering, FidBank UK introduced its FidBank Buy-to-Let product, a tailored financing solution designed to support high-net-worth individuals (HNIs) seeking to acquire income-generating properties in the United Kingdom.
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Speaking at the event, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of FidBank UK Limited, Mr. Johnson Enemadu, said the initiative reflects the bank’s commitment to providing customers with innovative financial solutions that support business growth and wealth creation.
“This initiative is about demonstrating to our customers and the market that exciting investment opportunities exist and that we are prepared to support them throughout the journey. We are committed to providing access to capital for businesses, institutions, and high-net-worth individuals seeking to expand their investment portfolios,” Enemadu said.
He noted that the initiative comes at a time of strengthening economic relations between Nigeria and the United Kingdom, creating new opportunities for trade, investment, and financial collaboration between both countries.
According to him, FidBank UK intends to play a strategic role in facilitating these opportunities by offering world-class banking and investment solutions to customers operating across international markets.
In his remarks, British Deputy High Commissioner to Nigeria, Mr. Jonny Baxter, reaffirmed the United Kingdom’s commitment to deepening economic ties with Nigeria.
“The UK remains firmly committed to strengthening its economic partnership with Nigeria through increased trade, investment, and sustainable economic growth. London’s position as a global financial centre continues to provide a strong platform for cross-border transactions and commercial partnerships,” Baxter stated.
He welcomed initiatives by institutions such as FidBank UK that expand access to investment opportunities while strengthening financial systems that support growing economic relations between both countries.
Also speaking at the event, Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu, represented by the Commissioner for Finance, Mr. Abayomi Oluyomi, described the initiative as a significant step toward supporting wealth creation and international investment opportunities for Nigerians.
He noted that FidBank UK’s services offer customers a trusted private banking relationship backed by strong regulatory standards and institutional credibility.
“FidBank UK provides more than banking products; it offers a comprehensive financial architecture designed for individuals and businesses operating across the Nigeria-United Kingdom investment corridor,” Oluyomi said.
The event also featured art exhibitions by renowned Nigerian visual artists Femi Morakinyo and Oswald Chukwunyeremugo, whose works attracted admiration from guests in attendance.
Operating from the City of London since 1983, FidBank UK provides a broad range of financial services including trade finance, personal and business banking, treasury services, commercial lending, private banking, and wealth management solutions for customers conducting business between the United Kingdom, Nigeria, and other West African markets.
The bank is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA), regulated by both the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and the Prudential Regulation Authority, and is a member of the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS).
