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Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE)
As investors worry over the continuous uptick in yields in the fixed income market, negative sentiments persisted on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) for the second consecutive week, causing the All-Share Index (ASI) and market capitalisation to fall by 3.04 per cent to close last week at 40,439.85 and N21.156 trillion respectively.
Performance in the stock market ended southwards following losses recorded four trading sessions.
All other indices finished lower except NSE Growth Index which rose by 0.42 per cent while the NSE ASeM and NSE Sovereign Bond Indices closed flat.
Analysts linked investors’ downbeat mood during the week to the result of the treasury bills auction wherein average stop rates rose by 105bps to 2.33 per cent (from 1.28 per cent at the last auction).
David (Dave) Pell (Head of Sales & Marketing, aged 58). Dave, who joined the Company in January 2020, has over 30 years experience working in key sales and commercial roles in technology-based businesses. He has run a number of global sales organisations for the largest global IT and technology companies, commercial operations for BT Global Services, and has headed advanced technology divisions at QinetiQ, where he led the focus on technology transition and commercialisation, with a particular focus on applications in energy markets. Stuart Paterson (Head of Operations, aged 54) Stuart joined the Company in November 2019, bringing 23 years of battery industry experience gained via various local and global businesses. He initially completed a broad-based engineering apprenticeship with Michelin before moving into management roles in engineering, production or operations with various Japanese and American companies. Stuart was one of the founding members and