SEC seeks fiscal incentives for listed firms to deepen market

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has advocated some measures of fiscal incentives for listed companies on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) in order to mitigate their cost burden and encourage more entities to list shares on the bourse.

Mathias Okwe, Abuja

Latest news today on Securities and Exchange Commission

SEC seeks fiscal incentives for listed firms to deepen market

SEC charges business owners on corporate governance

Shareholders ask Oando to settle rift with Ansbury

SEC tasks CIS on innovations, competitiveness

SEC inaugurates committee to interface with multinationals for new listings

SEC extends forbearance window to encourage listing by multinationals

Shareholders fault government’s appointment of new SEC boss

Legacy Fund’s $2.5 IPO records 144 per cent oversubscription

Morison Industries gets N502.2 million new equity funds

SEC extends free e-dividend registration exercise by one-month

SEC mandates Deloitte to commence Oando forensic audit

Capital market shareholders call for extension of free e-dividend deadline

Tribunal awards N3m damages to investor for losses

Shareholders renew call for removal of statues bar on unclaimed dividend

SEC estimates total amount of unclaimed dividend at N103 billion

Sanusi settles Oando dispute as firm considers appointment of Mangal representative on board

SEC extends registration of e-dividends to February 2018

SEC, IST partner to tackle market infractions

Oando shareholders lament effect of SEC’s investigations on share price

Musicologists urge FG to prioritise funding, policy support

APC support group canvasses party reforms

Senate summons NFF, NSC over Nigeria's football crisis

N9.5tr Salary Bill: FEC targets ghost workers, payroll fraud

The News You Need, Delivered To You.