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NSE, Nasdaq Sign MoU on Technology

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L- R shows Oscar N. Onyema, Chief Executive Officer, The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) with Meyer Sandy Frucher, Vice Chairman, Nasdaq  during the signing of  Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between The Nigerian Stock Exchange and Nasdaq on technology  at ASEA Conference in Lagos.

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