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National Association of Microfinance Banks at NSE

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L – R shows Mr. Oscar N. Onyema, Chief Executive Officer, The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) presenting a replica of closing gong to Mr. Rogers A.I. Nwoke, National President, National Association of Microfinance Bank (NAMB) during a Closing Gong Ceremony to address the grey areas or limitations that Microfinance Banks have in listing on The Nigerian Stock Exchange yesterday.

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