The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has said that it is prioritising the mobilisation of long-term capital to bridge Nigeria’s infrastructure and sectoral gaps while also streamlining regulatory frameworks and aggressively facilitating the issuance of innovative financial instruments that channel disciplined capital into productive sectors.
This was disclosed in a New Year mesage by
Emomotimi Agama, Director General, SEC in Abuja, Thursday.
Agama disclosed that in 2026, the Commission will facilitate the issuance of infrastructure bonds, green bonds, municipal bonds, and infrastructure-focused funds.