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    You are at:Home»Business»Bamboo secures U.S. broker-dealer licence, pioneering access to U.S. stock market for African investors
    Yanmo Omorogbe and Richmond Bassey

    Bamboo secures U.S. broker-dealer licence, pioneering access to U.S. stock market for African investors

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    By Tapiwa Matthew Mutisi on December 19, 2024 Business, Financial Services, Fintech, Investments, News, Nigeria, Startups, Stock Market

    Bamboo, a Nigerian investment app that enables Africans to trade U.S. stocks, has achieved a significant milestone by securing a U.S. broker-dealer licence through its affiliate, Bamboo Securities L.L.C. This accomplishment makes Bamboo the first Nigerian fintech to obtain such a licence, opening up exciting possibilities for retail and corporate investors across Africa.

    With this new licence, Bamboo can now collaborate with African brokers and businesses to offer seamless access to the U.S. stock market. Essentially, companies can partner with Bamboo to provide their clients with the opportunity to invest in U.S. stocks, thereby making the global market more accessible to Africans.

    Why is this such a big deal? Africa’s wealth management market has long been underdeveloped, with only a fraction of global wealth held on the continent despite its vast population. Bamboo’s move directly challenges this narrative by aiming to democratize investing and making the global stock market accessible to anyone with a smartphone.

    Since its launch in 2019, Bamboo has been a pioneer in this space, serving over 300,000 users who can now invest in thousands of U.S. and Nigerian stocks. This achievement marks a significant step forward in Bamboo’s mission to empower African investors with greater access to global financial markets.

    But Bamboo is not stopping there. The company is expanding its services to include remittances with its new app, “Coins by Bamboo.” This app is designed to help Nigerians in the diaspora send money back home quickly and affordably, further enhancing Bamboo’s suite of financial services.

    Bamboo’s co-founder and CEO, Richmond Bassey, emphasized the importance of this milestone, stating;

    Securing the U.S. broker-dealer licence is a monumental achievement for Bamboo and a testament to our commitment to providing Africans with unparalleled access to global investment opportunities. We are excited to collaborate with African brokers and businesses to bring the U.S. stock market closer to home.

    By obtaining the U.S. broker-dealer licence, Bamboo is well-positioned to revolutionize the investment landscape in Africa. The company’s innovative approach and dedication to financial inclusion are set to transform how Africans invest, bridging the gap between local and global markets.

    As Bamboo continues to expand its offerings and reach, it remains dedicated to its core mission of democratizing access to investment opportunities for Africans. With its pioneering efforts in both stock trading and remittances, Bamboo is poised to make a lasting impact on the financial ecosystem in Africa.

    Nigerian wealth management startup Bamboo unveils new remittances app

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    Tapiwa Matthew Mutisi has been covering blockchain technology, intelligent technologies, cryptocurrency, cybersecurity, telecommunications technology, sustainability, autonomous vehicles, and other topics for Innovation Village since 2017. In the years since, he has published over 4,000 articles — a mix of breaking news, reviews, helpful how-tos, industry analysis, and more. | Open DM on Twitter @TapiwaMutisi

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