THE Securities and Exchange Commission, SEC on Sunday said that the country’s infrastructure deficit would hit 878 billion dollars by 2040 and called for active utilisation of green bond for the infrastructural gap. SEC Acting […]
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SEC extends multiple subscription deadline to Dec 2019
……. Pledges to tackle identity theft In a move to ensure more investors regularize their accounts thereby reducing the volume of unclaimed dividends in the Nigerian capital market, the Securities and Exchange Commission, SEC has announced an extension of forbearance on such accounts to December 31, 2019. This among others was part of theRead More …
We remain committed to development of capital market studies curriculum – SEC
Chinwendu Obienyi The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has restated its commitment to further educate and enlighten investors in the Nigerian capital market to enhance their ability to make informed investment decisions. The Acting Director General of SEC, Ms. Mary Uduk, who stated this at the Planning and Writing Workshop for the Development of Capital […]
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NASD Vs SEC: Trading in unregistered securities
The NASD Plc said it does not see the reason why the Securities and Exchange Commission, SEC cannot allow investors to trade in the securities of public companies that are not registered with the Commission.
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INTERVIEW: Foreign investors will return to Nigeria after 2019 election, says SEC acting DG
Mary Uduk, acting director general of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), says the recent outflows experienced in the Nigerian capital market will be remedied when the 2019 general election The post INTERVIEW: Foreign investors will return to Nigeria after 2019 election, says SEC acting DG appeared first on TheCable.
2019 elections: SEC allays fears on market performance
Uche Usim, Abuja Amid growing apprehension over the possibility of the forthcoming 2019 general elections affecting capital market operations, acting Director-General of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Ms. Mary Uduk, on Sunday, assured investors that there was nothing to fear on the performance of the market as everything was under control. Uduk spoke while […]
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We’ve reduced transaction cost to attract investors – Uduk
“I can say it has started impacting because issuers are coming and they are happy that these transaction costs have been reduced.” Chinwendu Obienyi The Nigerian capital market committee (CMC) recently held its second quarterly meeting for the year 2018. The meeting which is a periodic gathering of stakeholders in the Nigerian capital market discussed […]
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‘We‘ve reduced transactions cost to attract investors’
Ag. Director General, Securities and Exchange Commission, Ms. Mary Uduk, engaged the media after a meeting of the Capital Market Committee, where she addressed many issues, including cost of transactions. Moses Emorinken was there. The Capital Market Committee (CMC) has held its quarterly meeting in Lagos. What were the major highlights? The essence of thisRead More …
SEC to regulate technology application in capital market – Uduk
In its desire to transition towards a technology driven capital market as well as protect investors, the Securities and Exchange Commission, SEC, has said that the Commission would soon come out with regulations that would guide such products in the capital market. This was disclosed by the Acting Director General of the SEC, Ms. MaryRead More
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