News · SEC · 7 Feb 2020
The Securities and Exchange Commission is organizing a training programme for Capital Market Operators and Compliance Officers on March 11 and 12, 2020, at the SEC Lagos Zonal Office. The course fee is N50,000, and registration requires payment via Remita and submission of evidence to specified email addresses by February 24, 2020. The training covers topics including the legal framework of the Nigerian Capital Market, securities offering, trading, fund management, and compliance obligations.
04/02/2020
The Securities and Exchange Commission is organizing a training programme for Capital Market Operators and Compliance Officers:
Date:
March 11 and 12, 2020
Venue:
SEC Lagos Zonal Office, 3, Idejo Street, Victoria Island, Lagos
Time:
9.00 am daily
Course fee:
N50,000
The training would cover topics such as Overview of the Financial System, Responsibilities and Conduct of Capital Market Operators, Overview of the Legal Framework of the Nigerian Capital Market, Securities Offering, Trading and Fund management; and Compliance, Anti-Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism Activities in the Nigerian Capital Market It is targeted at Compliance Officers and other staff of Issuing Houses, Broker/ Dealers, Fund managers, Investment Advisers, Solicitors who are referred candidates. However, any interested person can register for the program. Interested participants are required to pay via Remita (select workshop/training fees in the “service name” field) and send evidence of payment via email to eagama@sec.gov.ng ,
vogedengbe@sec.gov.ng and zabdullahi@sec.gov.ng on or before February 24, 2020 . The email should be titled:
SEC FEBRUARY 2020 TRAINING PROGRAMME.
Signed:
Management
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