NGX, partners CBN, others to bridge financial literacy gap among students

, and other capital market operators hosted a symposium to raise the level of financial literacy among select Lagos-based students.

The event was organised by Chapel Hill Denham, Coronation Group, Central Securities and Clearing System Plc, and Miniemoney in collaboration with CBN and the Exchange. He said: “This event represents a significant step in our ongoing commitment to cultivating a community of financially literate future leaders who possess the knowledge and skills to make well-informed financial decisions through the array of financial literacy resources at their disposal.”

He said: “Sabi money platform is a platform where we have packaged 15 series of financial literacy topics. Financial planning has to start today and it has to start with you the children.”

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