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The ValueFronteira Business Plan and Feasibility Studies |
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| By Jide Adesina, BSc (Econs), ACA
ValueFronteira feasibility studies and business plans serves as a control process for identifying problems and opportunities, determining objectives, describing situations, defining successful outcomes and assessing the range of costs and benefits associated with several alternatives for solving clients’ business problems. VF feasibility studies supports the decision making process based on the cost benefit analysis of the business or viability of the project.
Feasibility studies are conducted during the deliberation phase of the business development cycle, prior to commencement of a formal Business Plan. The formal business plan is an analytical tool which includes recommendations and limitations, utilized to assist our clients when determining whether the business concept is viable.
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Before you pass that AMC bill |
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By Martin Oluba
The supposed advantages of the proposed asset management company in restoring life to the Nigerian financial markets are well known and equally rehashed in the media. However, much more work is being done by both the central bank and the Securities and Exchange Commission to play down the dangerous economic consequences that the intended structure of the proposed project can engender. Thus while lending its support for the project, the Commission advised against ‘embedding these’ controversial ‘issues in the Act’ as they ‘will not give the AMC the required flexibility to address pertinent issues as they arise in a dynamic environment’.
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Investment Environment of Nigeria |
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We have just compiled Nigeria’s performance on critical indicators that make up a conducive environment for investment. Issues examined comprised sovereign risk ratings, economic prices, ease of doing business, critical infrastructure such as electricity and roads etc. We equally relayed selected state government’s incentive environment for investments. This report is heavily loaded with graphics.
“For the defining feature of the Nigerian business environment is the pervasive legacy of widespread corruption and the breakdown of the normal institutions of civil society which act to ensure a supportive business environment.
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Economic Growth Figures in Nigeria Mean Nothing! |
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By Martin Oluba
 At London, the CBN challenged the projected growth ceiling supposedly placed on Nigeria by such agencies as the IMF, The Economist etc. The message was unequivocal: Nigeria’s real output grew by 5% in first quarter of 2009 without electric power and therefore even without power Nigeria will most likely expand its real activity levels by the same percentage.
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