Licensed by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Regius Capital Limited advises structures and distributes debt and equity solutions for diverse clients.
Regius Capital Limited is a Securities and Exchange Commission licensed issuing house that advises, structures and distributes debt and equity solutions. We partner with corporates, development finance institutions (DFIs) and asset managers to turn your growth plans into a financed reality.
Our founding team brings decades of transaction experience with strong relationships in various industries and across owners of capital.
We were incorporated in July 2023 in Nigeria as a wholly-owned subsidiary of CapitalSage Holdings Limited.

We provide transaction advisory across mergers and acquisitions, spin-offs, restructurings and divestitures. We help clients identify value, structure transactions and execute seamlessly.

We provide transaction advisory across mergers and acquisitions, spin-offs, restructurings and divestitures. We help clients identify value, structure transactions and execute seamlessly.

We structure and raise debt through commercial papers, corporate bonds, term notes and private placements. Our team advises on funding structures, manages regulatory approvals and coordinates distribution through our network of institutional investors, DFIs and asset managers to ensure successful placements and competitive pricing.

We assist clients seeking growth capital through public offerings, rights issues and private placements. Our team supports valuation, transaction structuring, regulatory engagement and investor marketing to connect issuers with both local and international investors.

As a licensed issuing house, we underwrite debt and equity issues to improve market confidence.
Regius Capital Limited works with corporates to structure and execute capital markets transactions that meet their funding objectives. The mandates below highlight the breadth of solutions we deliver to clients across the Nigerian capital markets.



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