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Hosted by CFA Society Nigeria · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 139 episodes
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Money Talks is an initiative by CFA Society Nigeria, dedicated to enhancing financial literacy among individuals less acquainted with personal finance. Our mission involves imparting fundamental financial education to citizens, fostering a comprehensive understanding of the financial industry and effective money management.
CFA Society Nigeria hosts Money Talks with CFA Society Nigeria, a business show with 139 episodes published.
A business can have customers, make sales, and still be running out of money. Sometimes, the problem is not one big financial decision. It is the small things that happen repeatedly: using business money for personal exp
Everyone wants to make their money grow, but knowing where to invest is often the hardest part. Should you buy stocks? Are mutual funds a better place to start? Is real estate always worth the money? And how do you know
The Nigerian capital market is changing, but what do these reforms actually mean if you are an investor? From faster trade settlement to changes designed to improve market efficiency, the reforms underway are reshaping h
The economy feels uncertain. Prices keep rising. Headlines are unpredictable. So, should you wait for "better times" before you start investing?In this episode of Money Talks, investment professional and CFA Charterholde
Most people spend years learning how to earn a living, but very little time learning how to manage the money they earn. That is why financial mistakes are so common. Saving feels difficult, wealth seems out of reach, and
Every great investment professional starts somewhere. For many, that journey begins with the opportunity to apply knowledge, make real decisions, and learn by doing. The CFA Society Nigeria Portfolio Management Challenge
Banking has changed dramatically in just a few years. Opening an account, sending money, paying bills, and even saving for future goals can now happen in minutes, all from a mobile phone. As digital banks and fintech pla
Every few weeks, there seems to be a new story about someone making money with AI. A side hustle takes off. A business scales faster. A new tool promises to automate work and unlock income opportunities. The excitement i
Good money habits are not built when you start earning big. They are built long before that. Many young people want financial freedom, but struggle with budgeting, saving, and managing the pressure to keep up with what t
Taking a loan can solve a short-term problem, but the wrong borrowing decision can create a much bigger one. From personal loans and credit facilities to digital lending apps, borrowing has become easier than ever. So, m
You are earning more, but it still feels like you are falling behind. That is the reality for many people in today’s economy, where rising prices quietly eat into income and make financial progress harder to see. In this
Compliance sits at the centre of modern finance. Every investment operates within rules that guide how firms behave and how investors are protected. Knowing how regulation works helps investors understand accountability,
Before stocks, crypto, or market strategies, there is one investment most early-career professionals overlook. That is themselves. Many young earners rush into investing without financial stability, no emergency fund, in
Many retail investors enter the market with good intentions but little strategy. The result is often avoidable losses, emotional decision-making, and missed opportunities. In this episode, Olaide Olakunle Ogundeyi, CFA,
As more Nigerians look beyond local markets for opportunities, global investing has become an important conversation for wealth preservation and long-term growth. In this episode, we speak with Temiloluwa Babatunde, CFA,
Market uncertainty can trigger fear, emotional decisions, and costly investment mistakes. In this episode, we speak with Akinkolade, a finance and accounting professional and CFA Charterholder, on how investors can remai
High returns often attract investors, but understanding risk is what truly determines long-term success. In this episode, we speak with Oladimeji Adekola, CFA, on the realities of risk in investing and how individuals ca
Women are often described as disciplined, long-term investors, yet they tend to hold less wealth than men. In this episode, we speak with Maryam Kurfi, CFA, on this contrast and what it means in the Nigerian context. Wit
Mutual funds are often recommended as a starting point for new investors, but many people are unsure how they actually work. In this episode, we speak with Peace, an investment banking professional with experience across
Many people say they want to invest, yet very few take the first step. In this episode, we speak with Nonso, Head of Treasury & FX at a leading financial institution, on why the gap between intention and action remains s
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Money Talks with CFA Society Nigeria is hosted by CFA Society Nigeria. The show is categorised under business (investing) and has published 139 episodes.
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