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ICMR mulls measures to enhance financial stability at 13th annual conference

By Charles Okonji

Concerned about the current state of businesses in the country’s economy, stakeholders at the Institute of Capital Market Registrars (ICMR)13th Annual Conference and investiture of Fellows of the Institute, would be working out policy recommendations and actionable policy measures which when implemented, would drive and enhance financial stability in Nigeria.

Other key objectives of the conference include having a comprehensive assessment of the current national economic landscape and identify.

Following a statement signed by the President and Chairman of the Council, Oluseyi Owoturo, the the conference will focusing on assessing Nigeria’s current economic landscape and proposing actionable measures to enhance financial stability.

Other areas of focus include addressing key challenges facing financial stability and exploring the role of the capital market in wealth creation.

The Director-General of the Securities & Exchange Commission, Dr. Emomotimi Agama, is scheduled to deliver the keynote address on the theme: “Enhancing Financial Stability in the Nigerian Economy: Strategic Role of the Capital Market in Wealth Creation”, will be holding on Saturday 9th November, 2024, at the Oriental Hotels, Lagos.

Other speakers include the  Chief Executive Officer of Economic Associates, Ayodele Teriba, who will speak on “Balancing Innovation and Regulation for Financial Stability in an Era of Market Transformation,” while the Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian Exchange Limited, Jude Chiemeka, will address the topic “Restoring Confidence in the Capital Market: The Strategic Role of Registrars”.

“The conference would highlight the significance of the capital market in providing funds for businesses and the government,” Owoturo averred.

 

 

 

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