Nigeria's Capital Market Records Over N753bn Commercial Paper Issuances in 6 Months
Nigeria's capital market experienced a surge in Commercial Paper issuances, reaching over N753 billion between April and October 2025. Emomotimi Agama, the Director-General of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), highlighted the diverse sectors benefiting from the funds raised, including manufacturing, energy, and agriculture.
The market's resilience and regulatory framework were credited for the robust performance, with landmark transactions such as a N500 billion climate fund and a N200 billion electronic finance bond issuance. These developments signal a positive outlook for the Nigerian economy, attracting increased investments and fostering sustainable growth.
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