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Capital Market: SEC Builds Capacity On Regulating Fintech Innovation In Nigeria
L-R: Acting, Director General, Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Ms Mary Uduk; Acting Executive Commissioner, Corporate Services , SEC, Mr Henry Rolands and Chief Executive Officer, Enhancing Financial, Innovation and Access, Mr Esaie Diei during a Special Training on Regulating Fintech Innovation in the Nigerian Capital Market in Abuja, weekend
L-R: Chief Executive Officer, Enhancing Financial, Innovation and Access, Mr Esaie Diei; Regulatory, Innovation Lead, Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance, Mr Philip Rowan; Acting, Director General, Securities and Exchange Commission, Ms Mary Uduk and Acting Executive Commissioner, Operations, SEC, Mr Isyaku Tilde at the Special Training
L-R: Regulatory, Innovation Lead, Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance, Mr Philip Rowan; Acting, Director General, Securities and Exchange Commission, Ms Mary Uduk; Acting Executive Commissioner, Operations, SEC, Mr Isyaku Tilde and Head Innovation, Enhancing Financial, Innovation and Access, Mrs Dayo Ademola at the Special Training
L-R: Chief Executive Officer, Enhancing Financial, Innovation and Access, Mr Esaie Diei; Regulatory, Innovation Lead, Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance, Mr Philip Rowan; Acting Executive Commissioner, Operations, Securities and Exchange Commission, Mr Isyaku Tilde and Acting, Director General, SEC, Ms Mary Uduk during the Special Training
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