To further drive growth and development in the Nigerian capital market, Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) has asked the Central Securities and Clearing System (CSCS) Plc to strengthen collaborate on synergistic initiatives just as it praised the firm on its 25th anniversary celebration.
Chief Executive Officer NGX NGX, Temi Popoola made the call during a Closing Gong Ceremony at the Exchange House on Tuesday, to commemorate the CSCS’s 25th anniversary and celebrate the long-standing cooperation between both entities.
In his words, “CSCS as the depository, clearing and settlement manager, occupies a critical position in the capital market. Right from inception, CSCS and the Exchange have worked synergistically, driving up transaction volumes and boosting liquidity in the capital market.”
Popoola recognised CSCS for its support for NGX’s initiatives and commended the management led by Haruna Jalo-Waziri for the company’s splendid financial performance and creation of value for shareholders despite the challenging macroeconomic environment.
“We understand that amidst the uncertainty and tough business climate, you have shown that you can propel the company to greater heights.
“On this note, we at NGX look forward to more cooperation especially as we aim to champion the next stage of the market’s development which will involve transformational technologies like Blockchain.
“We hope to continue sharing resources, working on strategies that will further deepen our market, attract the younger generation of investors and enhance wealth creation in the country.” Popoola said.
The CEO, CSCS, in his remarks commended the efforts of the Exchange in starting the central clearing and settlements firm and structuring the company for consistent growth through its 25 years of existence.
He also noted the contributions of the NGX CEO and suggested different ways by which both organisations could collaborate in the coming year. “We are optimistic that we can create more synergies to grow the market and create more value for the capital market and Nigerian economy,” Jalo-Waziri added.
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