FidBank UK Limited, the United Kingdom subsidiary of Fidelity Bank Plc, has unveiled plans to support Nigerians seeking to invest in the UK property market through specialised financing solutions designed for individuals and businesses.

The announcement was made during a product showcase held in Lagos and hosted by the British Deputy High Commissioner to Nigeria, Jonny Baxter. The event attracted business executives, investors and corporate leaders.

At the centre of the initiative is the FidBank Buy-to-Let product, a financing solution aimed at helping high-net-worth individuals acquire investment properties in the United Kingdom.

Speaking at the event, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of FidBank UK, Johnson Enemadu, said the institution was committed to providing financial support for customers looking to expand their investment portfolios and business interests across borders.

He noted that the initiative comes at a time of growing economic engagement between Nigeria and the United Kingdom, creating fresh opportunities for trade, investment and financial cooperation.

In his remarks, Jonny Baxter said the UK remained committed to strengthening economic relations with Nigeria through increased trade, investment and financial collaboration.

According to him, financial institutions such as FidBank UK play an important role in facilitating cross-border transactions and supporting commercial activities between both countries.

Also speaking at the event, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, represented by Lagos State Commissioner for Finance, Abayomi Oluyomi, described the initiative as a development that aligns with the state’s economic growth objectives.

He said the bank’s offering provides a structured financial platform for individuals and businesses operating within the Nigeria-United Kingdom investment corridor.

The event also featured exhibitions by Nigerian artists Femi Morakinyo and Oswald Chukwunyeremugo, who showcased selected works to guests in attendance.

FidBank UK, which has operated in London since 1983, offers services including trade finance, personal and business banking, treasury management, commercial lending and private banking. The institution is authorised by the UK’s Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by both the Prudential Regulation Authority and the Financial Conduct Authority.