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Nigeria’s SEC launches digital registration system for capital market operators
The Securities and Exchange Commission has launched a fully digital registration portal to modernize market operations and improve regulatory speed for existing capital market operators in Nigeria.
National Assembly Praises SEC for Financial Discipline and Revenue Gains
The National Assembly has commended the Securities and Exchange Commission for its improved revenue generation and prudent financial management, challenging the agency to surpass its 2026 growth targets.
National Assembly supports SEC’s push for financial stability
The National Assembly has endorsed the Securities and Exchange Commission's strategies to improve fiscal sustainability, while the regulator pushes to exceed its 2026 revenue targets.
President Tinubu Issues Directive to Oversee Cryptocurrency and Virtual Assets
President Bola Tinubu has implemented a new executive order to coordinate the regulation of virtual assets in Nigeria, led by the CBN, SEC, and NRS to combat fraud and improve oversight.
SEC Launches Nationwide Initiative to Retrieve Unclaimed Dividends
The SEC has started a nationwide campaign to help Nigerians recover unclaimed dividends and capital market funds, beginning with an educational town hall in Lagos.
SEC Reinstates BGL Group Units for Capital Market Participation
The SEC has authorized three BGL Group entities—BGL Securities Limited, BGL Capital Limited, and BGL Asset Management Limited—to return to operations within the Nigerian capital market.
SEC Authorizes Return of BGL Group Firms to Capital Market
The Securities and Exchange Commission has authorized three BGL Group companies to resume operations in the Nigerian capital market after meeting all regulatory requirements.
SEC Prohibits Unauthorized Dangote Refinery IPO Promotions
The SEC has issued a ban on the marketing of a purported Dangote Refinery IPO, stating that no such offering has been registered or approved by the regulator.
Nigerian Equities Market Transitions to Accelerated T+1 Settlement
The Nigerian stock market successfully transitioned to a T+1 settlement cycle on June 1, 2026, aiming to increase liquidity and transaction speed.