SEC Nigeria Enhances Regulations for Sustainable Economic Growth
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in Nigeria is prioritizing the development of a sustainable capital market to drive economic prosperity. Through initiatives like the Investment and Securities Act (ISA) 2025, SEC is enhancing regulatory powers to address market abuses, cybersecurity threats, and promote innovation such as fintech and digital assets.
The ISA 2025 also aims to strengthen corporate governance, improve market integration, and streamline dispute resolution processes. By empowering initiatives and taking aggressive actions against illegal investment schemes, SEC is working to restore public trust and boost investor confidence in the Nigerian market.
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