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Solicitors seek to revolutionise Nigerian capital market

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The Capital Market Solicitors Association (CMSA) said it is poised to revolutionise the capital market through innovative financial instruments.

Vice Chairman, CMSA, Simisola Eyisanmi ; Chairman, Vincent Iweze; Chairman, Annual Business Summit Planning Committee, Oladele Oladunjoye and member, Summit Planning Committee, Adekunle Soyibo, during the pre-summit briefing in Lagos.

The theme of the summit is, “Revolutionising the Nigerian Capital Market through Innovative Financial Instruments for Sustainable Development.” Iweze stressed that while the financial world has been blessed with new innovative financial instruments, it has become important to know that proper use of those financial instruments will drive the nation’s economy towards sustainable growth as seen in developed economies.

These issues, he said, underscore the urgency for innovative financial solutions that support sustainable development goals and stabilise the economy. His words: “The keynote address will be delivered by a renowned expert in the capital markets space and will dwell on the general theme of revolutionising the Nigerian Capital Market through innovative financial instruments for sustainable development.

The vice chairman of CMSA, Simisola Eyisanmi disclosed that the Director General of the Nigeria Security and Exchange Commission , Dr. Emomotimi Agama would be the keynote speaker.

 

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