NGX To Host Institutional Client Engagement Session Date
23/07/2021
Nigerian Exchange Limited is set to host the first in its Institutional Client Engagement Series on Monday, 26 July 2021. The virtual event will be hosted by the Chief Executive Officer, NGX, Mr. Temi Popoola, CFA and is open to potential and existing investors who wish to engage on topical issues relating to investment exposure in the Nigerian capital market. Interested participants can register to attend via http://bit.ly/ngx-client-call.
This engagement is in line with the practice of The Exchange to maintain open lines of communication with the investing public with the aim of identifying needs and proffering effective solutions through products and services. The interactive session will, therefore, focus on areas of market and product development, market structure enhancement, and the current regulatory environment.
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Capacity Building Opportunities Across Asset Classes At NGX Limited Date
11/05/2021
Capacity building remains a high priority for Nigerian Exchange (NGX) Limited in its new era of operations. A wholly owned subsidiary of Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX Group Plc), NGX Limited has hosted several virtual training sessions since its emergence following the demutualization of the now defunct Nigerian Stock Exchange. These sessions continue to enhance the knowledge of capital market players across multiple asset classes including equities, fixed income, Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) and derivatives trading.
On Wednesday, 12 May 2021, NGX Limited through its X-Academy will collaborate with the CBOE Options Institute to host a workshop with the theme,
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Transcorp Hotels Plc expects its 2021 revenue to jump by 67.49 per cent to N17bn as it recovers from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the hospitality industry.
The company disclosed this on Wednesday during its ‘Facts Behind the Figures’ presentation to capital market stakeholders through the platform of the Nigerian Exchange Limited.
Last year, Transcorp Hotels’ revenue plunged by 50 per cent to N10bn from a record high of N20bn in 2019 as occupancy dropped to as low as five per cent in April 2020 on the back of the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the presentation.