An award-winning peer-to-peer lending, savings, and investment platform in Nigeria, focused on bridging the gap in access to finance.
After two tough years, Nigerian startups could get macro relief
Nigeria's economy is expected to grow by 4.4% in 2026, according to the IMF. The country experienced a painful adjustment phase following the removal of the fuel subsidy and a new foreign exchange regime in 2023.
Six founders ask investors questions about venture capital and investing
Founders from various startups had the opportunity to ask investment professionals about venture capital. Questions included topics like investment thesis, support for founders, and exit strategies.
Day 1–1000: How Tunde Akin-Moses built Sycamore from his living room
Tunde Akin-Moses identified a gap in Nigeria's lending system while working in credit at a consulting firm. Sycamore was launched from Akin-Moses' living room with initial funding of around $50,000 from friends and family.
Inside Sycamore’s ambition to become a financial powerhouse
Sycamore disbursed over ₦40 billion ($27 million) in loans to over 300,000 users in six years. The co-founders faced bizarre collateral demands from potential lenders during their initial pitch.
