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FMDQ OTC Securities Exchange Board of Directors has appointed Dr. Joseph Nnanna as the chairman of the board of the company.
Kaodi Ugoji, the Vice-President and Divisional Head, Strategy and Corporate Communication of the company, said this in a statement on Tuesday in Lagos.
According to Ugoji, Nnana, who is the Deputy Governor, Financial System Stability, Central Bank of Nigeria, before his appointment, replaces Dr. Sarah Alade, who retired on April 28.
FMDQ OTC Securities Exchange is an organisation with the strategic intent of bringing about revolutionary changes and fostering the development of the Nigerian financial markets.
It was registered by the Securities and Exchange Commission as an over-the-counter market in 2012 and launched on to the Nigerian financial landscape in November 2013.
FMDQ has dual responsibilities of a securities exchange and self-regulatory organisation which brings together Nigeria’s fixed income and currency operations under a single market governance structure.
Ugoji said Nnanna had served as the Alternate Executive Director, representing Nigeria and 21 other Sub-Sahara African countries on the board of the International Monetary Fund.
Kaodi Ugoji, the Vice-President and Divisional Head, Strategy and Corporate Communication of the company, said this in a statement on Tuesday in Lagos.
According to Ugoji, Nnana, who is the Deputy Governor, Financial System Stability, Central Bank of Nigeria, before his appointment, replaces Dr. Sarah Alade, who retired on April 28.
FMDQ OTC Securities Exchange is an organisation with the strategic intent of bringing about revolutionary changes and fostering the development of the Nigerian financial markets.
It was registered by the Securities and Exchange Commission as an over-the-counter market in 2012 and launched on to the Nigerian financial landscape in November 2013.
FMDQ has dual responsibilities of a securities exchange and self-regulatory organisation which brings together Nigeria’s fixed income and currency operations under a single market governance structure.
Ugoji said Nnanna had served as the Alternate Executive Director, representing Nigeria and 21 other Sub-Sahara African countries on the board of the International Monetary Fund.
