New bill proposes N20m fine, jail terms for Ponzi scheme operators

The Investments and Securities Bill (ISB) 2024 has proposed a penalty of not less than N20 million or imprisonment to a term of 10 years or both for promoters and operators of any entity engaged in a prohibited scheme.

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