Advisory
Dr. Nnamdi is a seasoned Development Finance and Capital Markets expert with a successful career bridging the public and private sectors. He advises national governments, financial institutions, and non-profit organizations on financing sustainable development and brings a deep understanding of ESG, impact investing, and sustainability analysis.
With a proven track record of advising the world's largest institutional investors on long-term portfolio investment strategies in emerging markets, Dr. Nnamdi has a wealth of experience in business advisory services. As a consultant, Dr. Nnamdi leverages his expertise in cross-market analysis, risk assessment, and economic market evaluation to provide strategic insights to C-Suite executives and high-level stakeholders.
Dr. Nnamdi has managed institutional clients and led international finance projects across a broad range of capital lending tools, from private equity funds to loan guarantees. He has also served as a risk consultant analyzing macroeconomic policies, providing country-specific analysis of economic-financial conditions, political risk, and economic policy implications.
Action Plan for Climate and SDG Investment Mobilization
Developed by Convergence Blended Finance and in partnership with USAID. Consultation with OECD DAC members and over 100 public, philanthropic, and private stakeholders and institutional investors including Allianz, BNP Paribas, and HSBC
Strategic Initiative and Implementation Strategy
Advised Citigroup's Risk Management Executive Committee, coordinated, and partnered across asset class teams and other high level external stakeholder groups including the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency and Federal Reserve Board
Africa Impact Investment Vehicle
Feasability consultation submitted to United Nations Development Programme to identify investment theses, investment types, ticket sizes, fund management, capitalization models, market exits, and sectoral focus in designing an impact investment vehicle across Africa's five regional economic communities