Derivatives In Nigeria Derivatives are essentially contracts that derive their value from an agreed-upon underlying asset, index or commodity. Common underlying instruments include bonds, commodities, currencies, interest rates, market indices and stocks. Why Use Derivatives? Leverage provides a capital-efficient way to gain exposure to underlying assets. This creates greater volatility which amplifies gains […]
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FMDQ Group PLC (“FMDQ Group”) and Financial Sector Deepening (“FSD”) Africa – the Implementing Partners of the Nigerian Green Bond Market Development Programme (“the Programme”) – organised a two-day event …
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To guarantee sustained business operations in the current challenging economic environment, corporate institutions have continued to explore alternative financing options by tapping the debt capital market to plug capital shortfalls. …
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Nigeria’s largest securities exchange by turnover, FMDQ Securities Exchange Limited (“FMDQ Exchange” or the “Exchange”), has once again demonstrated operational excellence in the processing and approval of the registration of …
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FMDQ Securities Exchange Limited (“FMDQ Exchange” or the “Exchange”), through consistent collaboration with its stakeholders, continues to deepen and effectively position the Nigerian debt markets for growth in support of …
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In another historic feat, Nigeria’s largest securities exchange by turnover, FMDQ Securities Exchange Limited (“FMDQ Exchange” or the “Exchange“), has listed the LFZC Funding SPV PLC ₦25.00 billion Series 2 …
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Access to capital remains a top priority for corporates, as capital is required to fund business expenditure, expansion aspirations and/or existing debt obligations, and the debt markets fulfil this funding …
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