Africa Prudential Plc has launched a new digital investment platform known as Sabivest, designed to streamline shareholder management and improve access to capital market investments for retail and institutional investors in Nigeria.
The application, unveiled in Lagos on April 30, 2026, provides users with a unified digital dashboard that allows them to view, manage, and track multiple shareholdings and investment portfolios in one place. The platform also integrates tools for dividend monitoring, portfolio performance tracking, and real-time investment visibility.
The launch event featured a stakeholder roundtable themed “Building Trust and Driving Innovation in Nigeria’s Capital Market,” bringing together key industry participants to discuss digital transformation, transparency, and the future of investment systems in the country.
Brandspur Banking News Desk reports that Sabivest is positioned as part of a broader shift toward financial digitisation in Nigeria’s capital market, addressing long-standing challenges such as fragmented investment records, limited portfolio visibility, and difficulties in tracking dividend payments.
According to Africa Prudential’s leadership, the platform was developed to simplify investment processes by consolidating multiple financial instruments into a single ecosystem, enabling investors to manage assets more efficiently through a centralised interface.
The company stated that Sabivest includes features such as consolidated portfolio views, asset allocation breakdowns, e-dividend notifications, historical dividend records, and support for recovering unclaimed dividends, aimed at improving investor experience and financial transparency.
Industry stakeholders at the event highlighted the importance of trust, collaboration, and technology in deepening participation in Nigeria’s capital market, particularly among retail investors, young professionals, and diaspora participants.
Sabivest is now available for download on both Android and iOS platforms, with Africa Prudential positioning the solution as a key step toward modernising investment management and expanding access to Nigeria’s financial markets.
