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April 21, 2023. Azonuchechi Chukwu. The Lagos State Government has signed an agreement with the Lagos Commodities and Future Exchange (LCFE) and key capital market operators to provide sustainable finance to the commodities ecosystem through the generation of tradable financial instruments. This significant stride makes Lagos State the first sub-national to move from infrastructure finance |
The Securities and Exchange Commission(SEC) has called for more investments, especially by the private sector, in the commodities trading ecosystem.
The state of Nigerian economy and the financial market in 2022 can be captured in one word – Uncertainty. There are a number of red flags that an investor cannot ignore in order to operate an efficient portfolio in 2023: Soaring inflation rate, interest rate conundrum, exchange rate volatility, naira devaluation, cost of transaction in […]
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has urged commodities exchanges in the country to have investor protection at the centre
Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Sterling Bank Plc, Mr. Abubakar Suleiman has said the bank is ready and willing to invest more in Nigeria’s agricultural