Stakeholders unite to strengthen Nigeria’s financial markets
The Financial Market Dealers Association (FMDA) hosted its 9th Annual Financial Market Conference, drawing together key players from across Nigeria’s finance sector. The event, themed around future-proofing the market, emphasized the need for smart policies, digital innovation, and collaboration. Anwuli Femi-Pearse and other industry leaders highlighted the importance of resilience, transparency, and trust for long-term growth. The conference took place on June 5, 2025, focusing on strategies to ensure Nigeria’s financial system remains competitive and secure.
TLDR
- Anwuli Femi-Pearse stressed that building resilience and trust is crucial for Nigeria’s financial market future.
- The Central Bank’s Aisha Issa Olatinwo and Philip Ikeazor reaffirmed commitment to financial inclusion and digital innovation.
- Regulatory updates include new frameworks for open banking, digital assets, and cybersecurity, as noted by Monsurat Modupeola Vincent.
- Foreign capital inflows reached $20.98bn between January and October 2025, a 70% increase over two years.
- Speakers agreed that collaboration, technology, and clear policies are essential for a robust and globally competitive market.
