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SEC to educate public on investors’ protection as Nigeria celebrates Week

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November 22, 2021
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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) says it will educate the public on investors’ protection through various medium to commemorate the 2021 World Investor Week.

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A statement by the Commission in Abuja on Monday, said it would do the education in collaboration with the Financial Literacy Technical Committee (FLTC).

According to SEC, the Commission and the FLTC will host a webinar titled “Relevance of Sustainable Finance in an Emerging Capital Market” and “Frauds and Scams in the Capital Market: Identification and Prevention”.

”The SEC and other stakeholders in the capital market have overtime, frequently sought to enhance the level and quality of financial literacy in Nigeria.

”Major among the recent initiatives is the plan to introduce capital market studies in primary, secondary and tertiary institutions; a project which has reached an advanced stage.

“The essence of this year’s event cannot be over-emphasised given the peculiar state of world affairs.

”In line with the above, the SEC is poised in this 5thedition of the WIW, to sustain the milestone that has been achieved in deepening investor education and increasing financial literacy among the investors.

“Therefore, the SEC enjoins stakeholders nationwide to be part of the event in their own little way in order to create the needed awareness in educating and protecting the investors,” the Commission added.

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