The Chief Executive Officer of Nigerian Stock Exchange , Mr. Oscar Onyema, has called on domestic investors to embrace financial technology as capital flow into that space continues to increase.
According to him, the global picture of capital flow into FinTechs especially in emerging markets is a proof that FinTechs are important economic catalysts in the fourth Industrial Revolution, but regretted that local investors are not taking its advantage to advance their investments. The NSE CEO said at the exchange, their key strategies is the segmentation of our market with the introduction of a Growth Board to cater to companies with high growth prospects, including FinTechs emerging from venture capital management to a more mature management that would require public investment and corporate consolidation.
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