and market analysts have listed some benefits for investors in fixed-income market.
Speaking at the webinar, the Chief Executive Officer, NSE, Mr Oscar Onyema, said, “The Exchange continues to be the foremost platform creating new types of debt instruments in Nigeria with a market capitalization of about N16.4tn. Onyema added, “The Exchange continues to deliver on its mandate to not only provide the Nigerian economy with a reliable, multi-asset hub, but to facilitate financial literacy programs that help investors gain an in-depth understanding of opportunities in various asset classes.
She said, “While we have always had the money market and the capital market, the fixed income market has also grown to become active today with capital raising from government, corporates and multilaterals.
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