2012年3月12日 · An interview with George Akamiokhor former Director General of the Securities and Exchange Commission Nigeria. Late Mr. George Agbudume Akamiokhor was born on November 10, 1939 in Edo State....

Capital market, Capital market reforms. This paper examined the need for capital market regulation which is motivated by the desire to protect the investing public from malpractices, instil confidence in the system and ensure financial market and economic stability which are pivotal to economic growth and development.

From 1980 to date, the Commission has had six (6) Director-Generals as follows: Mr. George Akamiokhor (1980-1997), Mr. Wole Adetunji (1997-1999) and Mallam Suleyman Ndanusa (1999-2004). Others are Musa Al-Faki (2004-2009), Arunma Oteh …

2018年3月29日 · Akamiokhor, George (1984): "The Securities and Exchange Commission and the Nigerian Capital Market" Central Bank of Nigeria Bullion Volume II pp 70-77

The commission was at various times headed by the late George Akamiokhor, Mr. Wole Adetunji, Mallam Suleyman Ndanusa and Mr. Musa Al-Faki before Oteh took over in 2009. SEC is charged with the dual role of developing and regulating the Capital Market.

The role of regulatory bodies in capital market development: the Nigerian experience. The role of banks in promoting the growth of corporate financing in Nigeria. Access to credit: the case for rural women.

The role of regulatory bodies in capital market development: the Nigerian experience., George Akamiokhor PDF The role of the Central Bank in the Nigeria financial system , Onyido C. Ben

Nigerian financial review.. - Ikeja : Infodata, ISSN 0795-1965, ZDB-ID 1134800-8. - Vol. 1.1988, p. 41-49

2024年7月1日 · Aside from memorable places and events relating to the various stages of the organization, the pictures feature persons who have played dominant roles in the capital market, including the pioneer...

2023年2月15日 · Chairman of Continental Economy Magazine, Mr Patrick Akamiokhor has in the same vein, urged stakeholders in the Banking industry themselves to come together to invest in the interbank transfer network in Nigeria following the unstable performance of the network experienced in this period of persistent cash scarcity.