NGX has unveiled its impact board, a platform for listing sustainability instruments, following approval from SEC.
has unveiled its impact board, a platform for listing sustainability instruments, following approval from the Securities and Exchange Commission .
The ceremony, where Lawal, co-chair of the green bond advisory group, interacted with investors and stakeholders about the proposed federal government green bond issuance, brought together key figures from Nigeria’s financial and environmental sectors.Attendees include Emomotimi Agama, director-general of SEC, alongside delegates from the Debt Management Office , ministry of environment, issuers, and issuing houses.
Lawal said it is necessary to secure funds to address Nigeria’s urgent environmental challenges, such as flooding, pollution, and deforestation.Agama affirmed SEC’s commitment to strengthening the sustainable finance market and expanding it with instruments that contribute to the country’s development.“We are ready to bolster the sustainable finance market, aiming to deepen it with diverse instruments that contribute to Nigeria’s sustainable development,” he said.
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