SEC and Law Firm Collaborate on Islamic Finance for Infrastructure Development
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and Metropolitan Law Firm are partnering to advance infrastructure development in Africa through Islamic finance at the 7th African International Conference on Islamic Finance in Lagos on November 4-5, 2025. The event aims to discuss practical strategies for financing Africa's infrastructure using Islamic non-interest financial instruments like sukuk bonds.
Dr. Agama highlighted the importance of ethical and sustainable financing models to address critical economic challenges and unlock capital for infrastructure needs in Africa.
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