RIF Trust hosts Scents of Wealth with Providus bank, Seinde Signature

RIF Trust, part of the Latitude Group, a leading global Residency and Citizenship by Investment expert partnered with Providus Bank and Seinde Signature to host Scents of Wealth on December 7, a Providus Bank Corporate Office Rooftop event which united HNWIs and investment migration industry figures.

Together, looking over Victoria Island, Lagos, they discussed second citizenship and its impact on wealth management, generational wealth and global mobility, while attendees met at the intersection of luxury, finance and global mobility.

With the exquisite fragrances curated by Seinde Signature wafting in the breeze, the event engaged all the senses, expert speakers explained the financial and lifestyle advantages of dual citizenship.

Speaking at the event, Zuberu Kadiri, RIF Trust’s Nigeria Country Manager said RIF Trust recognises the growing interest in investors acquiring a second passport as a way to diversify and maintain wealth to benefit future generations, adding that “Partnering with Providus Bank and Seinde Signature is a thrilling collaboration.

“This reflects our commitment to offering holistic citizenship solutions. These empower entrepreneurs to enhance their lifestyles and secure their financial futures,” he said.

Meanwhile, Anita Ekenimoh, Lead, Premium and Lifestyle Card Business at Providus Bank added that “Providus Bank believes in providing our clients with comprehensive solutions that go beyond traditional banking services.”

Oreoluwa Olusola, Seinde Signature’s Business Development Manager, while praising the combined expertise of the three hosts said, “Scents of Wealth is a testament to our shared commitment to excellence and innovation.”

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