The Chartered Risk Management Institute of Nigeria (CRMI), in collaboration with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has trained regulated capital market entities on strengthening enterprise risk management (ERM). This is part of ongoing efforts to deepen investor confidence, enhance transparency, and reinforce proactive risk oversight across the Nigerian capital market.
Speaking at the session, Kevin Ugwuoke, president, CRMI, said the Institute, through its affiliations with IFRIMA and FARMA, remains committed to upholding internationally recognised standards and advancing collaboration across the risk management profession. He commended the SEC for its sustained partnership and dedication to building a risk-sensitive and transparent market environment.
Ugwuoke who was represented by Eneni Oduwole, first vice president of CRMI, noted that insights generated from the training, themed “Strengthening Risk Governance and Compliance in the Nigerian Capital Market,” would support operators in improving governance structures, embedding stronger compliance cultures, and enhancing overall market resilience.