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NSE Organises First Market Data Workshop

The Nigerian Stock Exchange in collaborationwith Independent Software Vendors (ISVs) and Market Data Vendors (MDVs) is set to host its inaugural Market Data Workshop, on Tuesday, October 18, 2016 at The Civic Center, Victoria Island, Lagos. The workshop aims to increase awareness on the critical role of Market Data in making sound investment decisions on both the buy and sell sides.

The workshop themed “Understanding Market Data for Savvy Investing and Wealth Creation”

coincides with the 3rd anniversary of X-GEN, a next generation trading platform that has

contributed to increasing market access, order flow and market transparency.

Attendees at the

workshop will include investors, market data aggregators, exchanges, market regulators,

government agencies, dealing members, telecommunication operators and other stakeholders

from the capital market ecosystem.

According to the Chief Executive Officer, NSE, Mr. Oscar N. Onyema, the delivery of market

data to users is highly time-sensitive and requires specialized technologies designed to handle the

collection and throughput of the massive data streams.

“At the NSE, this effort is underpinned by our ‘next generation’ trading engine, X-Gen, which was built in collaboration with NASDAQ in 2013. X-Gen is not only built to trade a wide range of securities, it is extendable to multiple interfaces for the consumption of market data.

It is this system that we rely on daily to deliver approximately 2.5GB worth of data to our various domestic and global market data consumers.”

Speaking on the event, the Executive Director, Market Operations and Technology, NSE, Mr. Ade

Bajomo, said “the conference brings to fore the critical application of market data in making sound

investment decisions whilst highlighting the various data products available in the Nigerian

marketplace, thereby allowing investors to maximize their wealth creation opportunities. This is a

must attend event for all market participants.”

Some of the confirmed speakers for the event include: Dr. Yemi Kale – Statistician General of the

National Bureau of Statistics of Nigeria, Uwa Agbonile – Managing Director, Infoware Limited,

Obiora Anyichie – Global Trybe Solutions, Natasha Punwani – Business Manager, Bloomberg; and

Kemi Oluwashina – Director, ARM Securities.

Ade Ewuosho, Head of Market Services Department, NSE noted that, “the Exchange in

collaboration with technology driven institutions and stakeholders in Nigeria will continue to

provide business solutions that will thrive on market data, technology and innovation, to meet the

diverse business needs. We are hopeful that attendees will gain valuable insight that will help

them realise the significance of data to decision making.”

This event is sponsored by Bloomberg, Infoware, Global Trybe Solutions, ARM, Samsung, GTI,

Wapic Insurance, Zanibal and Ntel.

About NSE

The Nigerian Stock Exchange services the largest economy in Africa, and is championing the development of Africa’s financial markets.

The Exchange offers listing and trading services, licensing services, market data solutions, ancillary technology services, and more.

The Nigerian Stock Exchange continues to evolve to meet the needs of its valued customers, and to achieve the highest level of competitiveness.

It is an open, professional and vibrant exchange, and the Entrepreneurial Growth hub of Africa. The Nigerian Stock Exchange aspires to be Africa’s foremost securities exchange, connecting Nigeria, Africa and the world.

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