Sarah Alade, the newly elected chairperson of Nigeria’s over-the-counter platform FMDQ says her key focus is to bring the market up to international standards through policy actions targeted at stronger regulations and supervision. In an interview with Bloomberg TV Africa, the Nigerian Deputy Central Bank Governor cautions that the plans by FMDQ to integrate the capital market into its trading platform should not be done in a hurry.
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