Toyin has served for over four years as Group Chief Executive Officer of United Capital Plc (formerly UBA Capital Plc), a leading African Investment Banking group listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange comprising market leading business divisions in Investment Banking, Trust, Asset Management and Securities Divisions.

Toyin chairs the Financial Literacy Technical Committee (FLTC) of the Nigerian Capital Market. She is also the President of the Association of Investment Advisers and Portfolio Managers (IAPM); and Founder/Chairperson of Women in Finance Nigeria (WIFng) – an advocacy and development platform for women in the Nigerian financial sector.

She was named the All African Business Woman of the Year 2017 by CNBC Africa; and Nigeria’s CEO of the Year by Pearl Awards becoming the first female CEO to win the Award in its 22-year history. She also led her company to win the Best Corporate Governance, Highest Dividend Yield and Sectoral Award categories, clinching the Best Overall Company Award. Toyin also won the BusinessDay Top 25 CEO on the NSE Award in 2014, 2015 and 2016, amongst many other awards.

Before her appointment as Group Chief Executive Officer of United Capital, Toyin was Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of UBA Trustees & Global Investor Services for 8 years during which she grew the Trust business from startup to a clear market leader. She also established and grew UBA’s domestic custody business to top 3 industry position.

Prior to her time at UBA Trustees, she was Managing Director of Cornerstone Trustees Limited where she established and supervised the Cornerstone group’s trusts, asset management equipment leasing businesses. She also served as Assistant General Manager – Trust Services at First Trustees, a part of the FBN Holdings Group, between 1999 and 2003.

Her other past roles include Chairperson, Annual Capital Market Retreat and Conference (2012-2014), President, Association of Trustees, Chairman, Committee on Custody of Securities and Member, National Bond Steering Committee amongst others.

Toyin sits on several Boards and has served on several industry and regional committees.

Toyin obtained her first degree in Law from the University of Ife, Nigeria in 1984, was called to the Nigerian Bar in 1985 and also obtained a Masters degree in Law from the University of Lagos, Nigeria in 1998. She has participated in various executive education programs such as the Chief Executive Program, Lagos Business School (2017); Global AMP-CEP, IESE Business School (2017); Building and Sustaining a Successful Enterprise through Disruptive Innovation Strategy, Harvard Business School (2016); and Global Strategic Leadership Program, Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania (2015). Toyin is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Stockbrokers, Fellow, IAPM, Associate, Institute of Directors and of the Institute of Chartered Secretaries & Administrators (ICSA) UK.

Oluwatobi Boshoro is an innovative leader with broad-based expertise in Fintech, Paytech, business strategy, digital payments/strategy, marketing, brand management and business development with over 20 years of experience. A Qualified Risk Director and an IFC (World Bank Group) nominee board director.
She is the managing director of Highgate Systems a fintech in Ontario, former CEO of Renmoney. Before becoming Renmoney’s CEO, she headed Stanbic IBTC’s Electronic Banking and Digital Strategy units at various times, where she was responsible for the supporting the digital transformation of the bank. Between 2008 and 2014, Oluwatobi was the creator of the Verve Card and held senior positions at Interswitch Group, including Group Head of Issuer Management.
She is an innovative and transformational leader with proven ability to analyze key business drivers, deliver key business insights and develop strategies to deliver bottom line growth, business expansion and market share growth in highly competitive markets and high turnaround environments..
While she was Head of Digital Strategy for Stanbic IBTC Bank, she desired to serve as a voice for professional women in Nigeria and combat gender discrimination in the workplace. Hence, she enrolled and attended the General Management Programme (GMP) of Harvard Business School where she took part in the Executive Education Programme in 2013; as well as the 2016 Executive Management Programme where she studied Women on Boards. She is currently in the Global CEO Program of Wharton/IESE/CEIBS. She is the convener of Emmaneul’s Table a faith based NGO focused on empowering women in petty business and girls in education from the slums of Lagos state and its environs.
Oluwatobi’s first degree is in Economics from Ogun State University. She also earned a Masters’ degree in Strategic Marketing from Cranfield School of Management, England and is a member of the Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM) and The Market Research Society (MRS), both in the U.K.