Association of Securities Dealing Houses of Nigeria (ASHON) has urged investors to take advantage of opportunities in the Nigerian financial market and expand their investment portfolio despite the lingering uncertainty in the country.

Investment in any asset class is a tradeoff of risk and return. It is settled in portfolio management that there are four major asset classes- cash and cash equivalents, equities, fixed income, and real estate.

The Association of Securities Dealing Houses of Nigeria (ASHON) has advised dealing member firms to review their operational models, create new products and deploy technology to upscale operations. This is because investment in the Nigerian capital market has been moderated by the operating environment, characterised by COVID-19 crisis, misalignment of monetary and fiscal policies, high…

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The Association of Securities Dealing Houses of Nigeria (ASHON) has urged the Federal Government to initiate policies that would stimulate the growth of commodities exchanges.

The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), Nigerian International Securities Limited (NISL), and the Chartered Institute of Stockbrokers (CIS), have said investor participation is pivotal to sustainable development of any economy.

Capital market operators have warned that the proposed plan by the Federal Government to manage unclaimed dividends which is projected to hit N200 billion by the end of this year, would erode investor confidence and hinder the growth of the market.

The worst may have happened to the Nigerian stock market as the All-share index, which measures the performance of listed firms, slumped to six year low.

Worried by the inconsistency usually associated with government policies in the country, the Association of Securities Dealing Houses of Nigeria (ASHON) at the weekend, urged the federal government to sustain the current policy on Open Market Operations..

With the Lagos Commodities and Futures Exchange (LCFE) expected to commence operations soon, as a pan-African Exchange among others, the Chairman, Association of Securities Dealing Houses of Nigeria...

The financial market securities’ dealers have been advised to work as a team to take advantage of the planned demutalisation exercise of the nation’s bourse.

The Association of Securities Dealing Houses of Nigeria (ASHON) has renewed calls on equity investors to seek the advice of professional stockbrokers in their investment decisions.