- About Nnamdi Nwizu
Nnamdi Nwizu, Co-Managing Partner/Founder at Comercio Partners as well as a member of the company’s executive management team. In this capacity, he leads the Trading division of the business where he is responsible for overseeing fixed income investments for individual and institutional investment management accounts. Nnamdi is a business leader and investment management expert with deep understanding of the fixed income and currency markets, asset allocation and investment processes. He is a member of the Nigerian Bar Association and ACI Financial Markets Association. He serves on the Boards of Loan book Limited, a fast-growing payday loan firm and Peexoo Limited a revolutionary new platform for photographers powered by cutting edge AI technology.
Prior to assuming his current role, Nnamdi was Vice President and the Head of Fixed Income Trading for Citibank Nigeria and was responsible for the Markets’ team managing the bank’s Primary Dealership licenses for FGN Bonds and Treasury Bills. He started his career in the Treasury Unit of Guaranty Trust Bank in Nigeria and rose to become the head of the bond trading team, and then moved to Zenith Capital (Investment Banking subsidiary of the Zenith Bank Group), as the pioneer member of the trading team, covering sovereign and corporate debt instruments. Subsequently, Nnamdi joined Mansard Investments where he was head of Trading and Portfolio Management, covering proprietary and clients’ investments.
Nnamdi has nearly two decades of experience in investments and financial services and is actively involved in market development activities and has served on various committees in the Financial Market Dealers Association, including the market development committee, arbitration committee and the credit lines committee. He also facilitates training on behalf of the Association.
He earned an MBA in Finance from the Manchester Business School and holds a degree in law from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka.
Nnamdi is an ardent soccer fan and enjoys playing scrabble.