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FUNMI ADEOGUN ON FINANCIAL INVESTMENT: THE THREE SERVANTS (PT. 15)

ADEOGUN, FUNMILOLA OLUWATOSIN LECTURES ON FINANCIAL INVESTMENT: THE THREE SERVANTS (Part 15)

Remember the lesson in part 14 is Master needs DEMONSTRATED ABILITY AND CAPACITY. Do have the required experience?

The master in the parable of ‘THE THREE SERVANTS’ also gives us insight into the the second parameter used in allocating capital:

Now, let’s look at the issue of profit. The servants that were commended in the parable were those who made maximum profit on their enterprise. As it is written, “The first servant went to work and doubled his master’s investment.” And his master commended him. Ditto the second. We can reasonably conclude that 100% return on investment is permissible. Stop feeling guilty about making profit on your TREASURY.

In actual fact the man God had a problem with was the one who made no profit. You’re not running a business if you’re not profit-oriented.

Your aim should be to double the investment of your Master. That’s how to impress your master in business. Profit motive is critical in business.

Lesson: YOU MUST DOUBLE THE TREASURY FOR THE MASTER TO BE HAPPY WITH YOU

FUNMI ADEOGUN

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FUNMI ADEOGUN ON FINANCIAL INVESTMENT: THE THREE SERVANTS (Part 14)

ADEOGUN, FUNMILOLA OLUWATOSIN LECTURES ON FINANCIAL INVESTMENT: THE THREE SERVANTS (Part 14)

Remember the lesson in part 13 is, ‘If you don’t develop your potential in business management no master will allocate TREASURE to you.’

The master in the parable of ‘THE THREE SERVANTS’ also gives us insight into the second parameter used in allocating capital:

The second basis for allocation of capital is DEMONSTRATED ability. It is why capital was re-allocated from the man who made no use of his capital, and transferred to the man who made use of his capital. Demonstrated ability. This is why some people can’t understand why God keeps blessing the business of someone they consider “unspiritual.” It is capacity God is looking at. And that’s not saying we should be carnal. I’m just explaining a phenomenon. It’s important you understand how God reasons when it comes to business. He’s pretty serious about economic resources.

Lesson: Master needs DEMONSTRATED ABILITY AND CAPACITY. Do have the required experience?

FUNMI ADEOGUN

* has applied SKILLS in
* Corporate and Business Law (LW)
* Reporting (FR)
* Performance Management (PM)
* Financial Management (FA)
* Audit and Assurance ( AA)
* Taxation (TX)

* she has applied KNOWLEDGE IN
* Business and Technology (BT)
* Financial and Accounting (FA)
* Management Accounting (MA)

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‘FACTORS THAT DETERMINE RETURN ON INVESTMENT,’ BY SAFIYA BALARABE

HOW TO ENSURE FAVOURABLE RETURN ON INVESTMENT

The long-run rate of return on investments ultimately determines how much wealth people accumulate over time. Always look at returns when considering mutual funds or exchange-traded funds.

Likewise, it is important to know your risk tolerance, your investment timeframe, your asset allocation and the product or business you are investing in.

A smart businessman or woman must consider these in order to ensure favourable Return on Investment

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FUNMI ADEOGUN ON FINANCIAL INVESTMENT: THE THREE SERVANTS (Part 7)

ADEOGUN FUNMILOLA OLUWATOSIN LECTURES ON FINANCIAL INVESTMENT: THE THREE SERVANTS ( Part 7)

Remember the lesson in part 6 is that, ‘To everyone who has investing and trading skills, will more be given.’

The owner of the talents demonstrates trust in his servants and in the principles of modern portfolio theory already at work in the first century. Effective management includes allocation, diversification, and weighting of the talents among different strategies and asset classes.

The owner, preparing for a journey, maintained investment goals for his talents. He must have been familiar with his servants’ work, knew their track record, and trusted them accordingly with his property.

The owner selected three stewards and weighted the talents investment according to the stewards’ abilities: e.g 62.5% to the lead servant, 25% to the second, and 12.5% to the third respectively.

The servants diversified the talents through investing, trading, and in savings.

Lesson: The owner of talents must be familiar with his servants’ work, know their track record and must be able to trust them accordingly with his property.

FUNMI ADEOGUN

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* Corporate and Business Law(LW)
* Reporting ( FR)
* Performance Management (PM)
* Financial Management (FA)
* Audit and Assurance (AA)
* Taxation (TX)

* she has applied KNOWLEDGE IN
* Business and Technology (BT)
* Financial and Accounting (FA)
* Management Accounting (MA)

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FUNMI ADEOGUN’S FINANCIAL INVESTMENT NUGGETS: THE THREE SERVANTS (Part 6)

ADEOGUN FUNMILOLA OLUWATOSIN LECTURES ON FINANCIAL INVESTMENT TITLED THE THREE SERVANTS (Part 6)

Remember the lesson in part 5 is that some positions require more skill or ability.

The three servants can be understood in today’s context as investment managers. Two of the stewards industriously apply the principles and invest their talents. Through successful investing and trading skills, they multiply the talents and earn a 100% return over a long-time horizon. The best-performing steward increases his initial investment from e.g. $25,600,000 to $56,320,000 of assets under management. The increase is from $25,600,000 in capital appreciation and $5,120,000 in additional deposits taken from the unproductive servant and reallocated by the master.

Faithfully using your given abilities and the inherent power and influence from wealth “dynamis” will be rewarded with additional opportunities for stewardship. To everyone who has investing and trading skills, will more be given. The master is not miserly economically.

Lesson: To everyone who has investing and trading skills, will more be given.

FUNMI ADEOGUN

* has applied SKILLS in
* Corporate and Business Law(LW)
* Reporting (FR)
* Performance Management (PM)
* Financial Management (FA)
* Audit and Assurance (AA)
* Taxation (TX)

* she has applied KNOWLEDGE IN
* Business and Technology (BT)
* Financial and Accounting (FA)
* Management Accounting (MA)

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FIMC, FIMS(UK), MCIArb (UK), CMC, CMS

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MAIKYAU/TAIDI: ECNBA REPLIES OJO, VOWS TO ENFORCE NBA CONSTITUTION

The Electoral Committee of the Nigerian Bar Association (ECNBA) has responded to the enquiry by fiery senior lawyer, Mr. Olasupo Ojo seeking clarification on the zoning of NBA offices in the forthcoming National Officers Election.

In a letter obtained by CITY LAWYER and dated 1st February, 2022, the Committee declined the query posed by Ojo, pleading that “The duties of the ECNBA are governed by the statutory instruments of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) and does not, regrettably at the moment, extend to providing advisory opinions.”

The Committee in the letter signed by Mr. Richard Akintunde SAN and Ms. Mabel Ekeke, its Chairman and Secretary respectively, however assured Ojo that it would “administer the applicable rules fairly and firmly at all times.”

CITY LAWYER had reported that Ojo sought a clarification from the ECNBA on the import of section 9(3) of the NBA Constitution and paragraphs 2.2(b) & 2.2(d) of the Second Schedule on the 2022 NBA National Officers’ Election.

Watchers of NBA politics believe that an interpretation of the provisions may lead to the disqualification of two leading presidential aspirants for the 2022 NBA poll, namely Messrs Yakubu Maikyau SAN and Jonathan Taidi, leaving the coast clear for another presidential aspirant, Chief Joe-Kyari Gadzama SAN.

Below is the full text of the letter to Ojo.

Electoral Committee of the Nigerian Bar Association ecnba@nigerianbar.org.ng

1st February 2022

Olasupo Ojo, Esq
Lawbold
No. 4 Nurudeen Street
Anifowose, Ikeja
Lagos.

Sent by Email: olasupo.ojo@gmail.com

Dear. Mr. Ojo,

RE: YOUR ENQUIRY AS TO THE IMPORT OF SECTION 9(3) OF THE NBA CONSTITUTION AND PARAGRAPHS 2.2(B) & 2.2(D) OF THE SECOND SCHEDULE ON THE 2022 NBA NATIONAL OFFICERS’ ELECTION

We thank you for your letter, Ref: OO/ECNBA/ABJ/ECNBA/02/22 of the 25th January 2022 in respect of the above.

The Electoral Committee of the Nigerian Bar Association (ECNBA) has carefully reviewed the contents of your letter and note your request. The duties of the ECNBA are governed by the statutory instruments of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) and does not, regrettably at the moment, extend to providing advisory opinions.

You can nevertheless be rest assured that the ECNBA will administer the applicable rules fairly and firmly at all times. We thank you once again for your continuing interest in the work of the ECNBA.

All our very best.

Yours sincerely,

Ayodele Akintunde, SAN, C.Arb                                                                                               Mabel Ekeke
Chairman, ECNBA                                                                                                                            Secretary, ECNBA

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