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Nigerian capital market ll survive current challenges – ASHON

Punch Newspapers Sections Published 10 June 2021 The Association of Securities Dealing Houses of Nigeria has said the Nigerian capital market has capacity to survive the ongoing insecurity and macroeconomic challenges militating against investment opportunities. ASHON said the government could revive the securities market through measures such as the enhancement of stockbrokers’ liquidity and implementation of some policies to boost investment in the market. Its Chairman, Chief Onyenwechukwu Ezeagu, said in a statement that the stock market had always exhibited resilience. He said, “The stock market could be said to have become resilient to upheavals in the economy but with the heightened insecurity, we want to believe that the market will survive, given that opinion leaders have continually advised the actors to jaw-jaw rather than war-war.

ASHON mulls liberalization of moribund govt assets to revive economy -

 ” The Exchange can achieve a market capitalization of about $200 billion in 2022 with its approved demutualisation.   “With its demutualisation,  the NSE has joined the ranks of all demutualised markets globally. The process has taken our market several years to actualize and I commend all the stakeholders in the Capital Market ecosystem.  Opportunities are there for demutualised exchanges in Africa to collaborate and operate as a single hub to attract capital and investment”. ”For the umpteenth time, we are calling on the Federal Government to deepen the capital market through liberalization of moribund state assets and corporations to become profitable ventures. Kindly Share This Story:

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