The Chief Executive Officer of The Nigerian Stock Exchange, Oscar N. Onyema, has been re-elected President of the African Securities Exchanges Association (ASEA) for another two-year term.
This decision was reached at the Association’s 20th Annual General Meeting which was attended by sixteen Member Exchanges and two Associate Members in Kigali, Rwanda.
The Association also re-elected the CEO of Casablanca Stock Exchange, Karim Hajji, as the Deputy President.
In his opening remarks Onyema noted that this year’s conference provided “an opportunity to deliberate on the appropriate responses to the challenges facing African economies”.
The Chief Executive Officer of The Nigerian Stock Exchange, Oscar N. Onyema, has been re-elected President of the African Securities Exchanges Association (ASEA) for another two-year term.
This decision was reached at the Association’s 20th Annual General Meeting which was attended by sixteen Member Exchanges and two Associate Members in Kigali, Rwanda.
The Association also re-elected the CEO of Casablanca Stock Exchange, Karim Hajji, as the Deputy President.
In his opening remarks Onyema noted that this year’s conference provided “an opportunity to deliberate on the appropriate responses to the challenges facing African economies”.
The Chief Executive Officer of The Nigerian Stock Exchange, Oscar N. Onyema, has been re-elected President of the African Securities Exchanges Association (ASEA) for another two-year term.
This decision was reached at the Association’s 20th Annual General Meeting which was attended by sixteen Member Exchanges and two Associate Members in Kigali, Rwanda.
The Association also re-elected the CEO of Casablanca Stock Exchange, Karim Hajji, as the Deputy President.
In his opening remarks Onyema noted that this year’s conference provided “an opportunity to deliberate on the appropriate responses to the challenges facing African economies”.
The Chief Executive Officer of The Nigerian Stock Exchange, Oscar N. Onyema, has been re-elected President of the African Securities Exchanges Association (ASEA) for another two-year term.
This decision was reached at the Association’s 20th Annual General Meeting which was attended by sixteen Member Exchanges and two Associate Members in Kigali, Rwanda.
The Association also re-elected the CEO of Casablanca Stock Exchange, Karim Hajji, as the Deputy President.
In his opening remarks Onyema noted that this year’s conference provided “an opportunity to deliberate on the appropriate responses to the challenges facing African economies”.
The Chief Executive Officer of The Nigerian Stock Exchange, Oscar N. Onyema, has been re-elected President of the African Securities Exchanges Association (ASEA) for another two-year term.
This decision was reached at the Association’s 20th Annual General Meeting which was attended by sixteen Member Exchanges and two Associate Members in Kigali, Rwanda.
The Association also re-elected the CEO of Casablanca Stock Exchange, Karim Hajji, as the Deputy President.
In his opening remarks Onyema noted that this year’s conference provided “an opportunity to deliberate on the appropriate responses to the challenges facing African economies”.
The Chief Executive Officer of The Nigerian Stock Exchange, Oscar N. Onyema, has been re-elected President of the African Securities Exchanges Association (ASEA) for another two-year term.
This decision was reached at the Association’s 20th Annual General Meeting which was attended by sixteen Member Exchanges and two Associate Members in Kigali, Rwanda.
The Association also re-elected the CEO of Casablanca Stock Exchange, Karim Hajji, as the Deputy President.
In his opening remarks Onyema noted that this year’s conference provided “an opportunity to deliberate on the appropriate responses to the challenges facing African economies”.
The Chief Executive Officer of The Nigerian Stock Exchange, Oscar N. Onyema, has been re-elected President of the African Securities Exchanges Association (ASEA) for another two-year term.
This decision was reached at the Association’s 20th Annual General Meeting which was attended by sixteen Member Exchanges and two Associate Members in Kigali, Rwanda.
The Association also re-elected the CEO of Casablanca Stock Exchange, Karim Hajji, as the Deputy President.
In his opening remarks Onyema noted that this year’s conference provided “an opportunity to deliberate on the appropriate responses to the challenges facing African economies”.
The Chief Executive Officer of The Nigerian Stock Exchange, Oscar N. Onyema, has been re-elected President of the African Securities Exchanges Association (ASEA) for another two-year term.
This decision was reached at the Association’s 20th Annual General Meeting which was attended by sixteen Member Exchanges and two Associate Members in Kigali, Rwanda.
The Association also re-elected the CEO of Casablanca Stock Exchange, Karim Hajji, as the Deputy President.
In his opening remarks Onyema noted that this year’s conference provided “an opportunity to deliberate on the appropriate responses to the challenges facing African economies”.
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