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NGX’s CEO Highlights The Value of Corporate Governance In Capital Market

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Temi Popoola, GMD/CEO NGX Group
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Temi Popoola. CEO of Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX). Image Credit: NGX

Nigerian Exchange Limited (“NGX”), highlighted the value of sound corporate governance as the foundation that creates transparency and establishes the trust required to keep the global financial system running. He said this during the launch of the Corporate Governance Triangle, an initiative of the Nigerian Bar Association Section on Business Law (NBA-SBL), Nigerian Exchange Limited and the Institute of Directors, Nigeria (IoD) on Tuesday, March 22, 2022.

Speaking at the event, Mr Popoola, represented by Jude Chiemeka, Divisional Head, Capital Markets, Nigerian Exchange Limited, said, “As a securities exchange, we recognize our unique role in fostering the growth of long-term sustainable capital by positively influencing our key stakeholders to adopt sustainable business practices, including best practice corporate governance. Sound corporate governance ultimately brings about greater transparency and trust in the Nigerian capital market and positions the market on a strong pedestal as a leading capital market in the region”.

Speaking about the launch of the Corporate Governance Triangle, Mr Popoola expressed delight in the initiative, saying, NGX is delighted to collaborate with Institute of Directors Nigeria (“IoD Nigeria”) and Nigerian Bar Association-Section on Business Law (“NBA-SBL”) on the establishment of the Corporate Governance Triangle. We look forward to working closely with our colleagues in these highly-reputed organisations to formulate and implement initiatives that will further raise the bar on corporate governance standards and practice in Nigeria”.

The Corporate Governance Triangle was initiated to foster good corporate governance in Nigeria for members of the business law community, directors and managers of businesses, shareholders and other corporate stakeholders. As key stakeholders in the corporate world, the CCGC, NGX, and IOD are in a position to influence their members, share best practices and develop frameworks that will enhance corporate governance in Nigeria.

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