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ARM, short for Asset & Resource Management Holding Company, is a Nigerian financial group. It covers fund management, retirement savings and property development, and it is listed here under venture capital.
Its clients include individual investors, high-net-worth families, employees of organisations with at least three staff, and self-employed traders and artisans.
Summary written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Oct 2026.
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ARM (Asset & Resource Management Holding Company) is ranked on 1 TrustList ranking at #5.
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Of the 19 here, 4 also cover seed stage and 3 also cover growth stage; 6 also work in Nairobi and 5 also work in Africa.
Behind Alitheia Capital, ahead of Aruwa Capital.
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