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Géopolitique Jurisnova Géopolitique · 31 juil. 2026 09:00

Why Nigeria’s speedy stock trade settlement spooked global capital

Stakeholders at the Nigerian Exchange celebrate the transition to T+1 settlement on 1 June 2026.
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Nigeria’s move to settle equity trades within one business day of execution has unsettled the foreign investors it was partly intended to attract, raising doubts about the country’s planned return to a major global markets index.

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