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As the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) continues in the search for it’s next governor, Dr. Doyin Salami, a member of the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the CBN at the fifth edition of the Renaissance Capital investors’ conference on Monday in Lagos assured that the change in power at the top will not affect the country’s monetary policies.
According to him other members of the 12-man committee are capable and equipped with enough understanding of the dynamics of the nation’s economy.
Fielding questions from newsmen at the event, Igor Vaju, Chief Executive Officer, Renaissance Capital, spoke on the potential of the African continent for business development, and that the company has brought positive difference to the way businesses are being run in the continent now more than ever before.
He said Africa is better now compared to the past and that Nigeria is the largest economy in the continent.
“It is not about what we see today but things we will see in five to ten years down the road,” he added.
He also promised to provide the platform to encourage growth.
Yvonne Ike, Renaissance’s Chief Executive Officer for West Africa, said the company is currently looking forward to exploring available opportunities in the country just as it is in talk with an investor which intend to buy one of the bridge banks in the country.
According to him other members of the 12-man committee are capable and equipped with enough understanding of the dynamics of the nation’s economy.
Fielding questions from newsmen at the event, Igor Vaju, Chief Executive Officer, Renaissance Capital, spoke on the potential of the African continent for business development, and that the company has brought positive difference to the way businesses are being run in the continent now more than ever before.
He said Africa is better now compared to the past and that Nigeria is the largest economy in the continent.
“It is not about what we see today but things we will see in five to ten years down the road,” he added.
He also promised to provide the platform to encourage growth.
Yvonne Ike, Renaissance’s Chief Executive Officer for West Africa, said the company is currently looking forward to exploring available opportunities in the country just as it is in talk with an investor which intend to buy one of the bridge banks in the country.
