Matters Act 2020.
The Founder, DataPro Group, Abimbola Adeseyoju, said, “Since the President signed into law the Companies and Allied Matters Act, commonly referred to as CAMA on August 7, 2020, our firm, DataPro, has received a lot of enquiries from members of the compliance community on the likely effects the new law will have on the fight against money laundering, terrorist financing, proliferation financing and all other criminal activities in Nigeria.
Adeseyoju said propelled by the need and desire to provide useful answers to some of these questions and enquiries regarding CAMA 2020, the firm decided to organise the platform to give all stakeholders and participants the opportunity to listen to experts and policymakers within the industry to proffer the needed insights.
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