The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has said that the establishment of an active infrastructure fund via the capital market as being pursued by capital market stakeholders would be immensely beneficial in closing the infrastructure gaps in the country.
Acting Director-General of the SEC, Mary Uduk stated this at the annual conference of the Capital Market Correspondents Association of Nigeria (CAMCAN), in Lagos on Saturday.
Represented by the Head External Relations Department of the SEC, Mr Sufian Abdulkarim, Uduk said international capital markets are the largest and deepest pool of financing in the world, and in conjunction with local capital markets, which represent an…
Source: Nigerian Tribune
