BusinessDay and Impact Investors Foundation Address Local Fund Domiciliation Challenges in Nigeria
BusinessDay and Impact Investors Foundation collaborated to host a policy roundtable discussing the urgent challenges of capital flight and the need for reforms to enhance Nigeria's ability to retain investment funds domestically. The forum highlighted the importance of local fund domiciliation to deepen Nigeria's financial market.
Key participants included experts from various sectors such as Verod Capital Management, Banwo & Ighodalo, and the SEC. The event aimed to address regulatory reforms, tax policies, and legal frameworks to boost Nigeria's investment landscape.
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