Nyanu publishes periodic notes on cross-border capital deployment,
governance, real assets, and U.S.–Africa market developments.
Real Estate & Capital Markets
Real Estate & Capital Markets
Cross-Border Structuring
Cross-Border Structuring
Fintech & Regulated Platforms
Fintech & Regulated Platforms
Creative Industries & Media
Creative Industries & Media
Latest Articles
Choosing What to Actually Invest In: Asset Classes, Strategies, and Where Serious Capital Goes
The third and final article in the NYIS Real Estate Series walks through the real estate universe (nine asset classes), the two basic strategies, why timing and markets matter, and what separates serious sponsors from the rest. The article closes with NYIS’s focus on value-add multifamily in growth markets
How U.S. Real Estate Investing Actually Works: Structure, Vehicles, and What Investors Need to Understand
The second article in the NYIS Real Estate Series explains how U.S. real estate investing actually works structurally. Legal vehicles, banking, taxes, FIRPTA, estate considerations for foreign investors, and the cross-border capital movement realities that determine whether the investment actually closes.
“Wilson, What Should I Do With My Money?” A Practical Guide to Building Wealth at Every Capital Level
Wilson Ningamai Nyah opens the NYIS U.S. Real Estate Series by answering the question he gets most often from professionals and business owners with capital to deploy. The article maps the realistic options, walks through how capital level changes what becomes possible, explores the active versus passive distinction, and narrows toward real estate for the right kind of investor. It also includes a dedicated section for diaspora investors weighing U.S. deployment against investing back home in African markets. Series 7 and Series 24 licensed, with Navy Federal Investment Services and current healthcare operating experience, Wilson writes from lived experience rather than theory.
Paving the Path to Prosperity: African Renaissance through Infrastructure Investment
Delve into the critical role of infrastructure development in Africa's economic transformation, discussing investment opportunities in sectors such as transportation, energy, telecommunications, and water management. Highlight successful infrastructure projects and the potential for public-private partnerships to drive sustainable development across the continent.