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NGX T+2 Settlement Cycle ‘Goes Live’ Event

L – R: Chinwendu Ekeh, Head, Operations & IT, NASD Plc; Hafsat Rufai, Director of Registration, Exchanges and Market Infrastructure Department (REMI), Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC); Temi Popoola, Chairman, Central Securities Clearing System (CSCS) Plc and GMD/CEO, Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX Group); Bola Ajomale, Executive Commissioner Operations, SEC; Haruna Jalo-Waziri, MD/CEO, CSCS Plc; Onome Komolafe, Divisional Head, Business Services & Client Experience, CSCS Plc and Abimbola Babalola, Head, Trading and Products, Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) during the T+2 Settlement Cycle  ‘Goes Live’ Press Conference in Lagos.

 

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