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Stakeholders Back Ethical Governance, Sustainable Finance

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Olushola Bello
Stakeholders Back Ethical Governance, Sustainable Finance
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Financial stakeholders in Nigeria gathered at the FITC Sustainability and ESG Conference to discuss the necessity of ethical governance and sustainable finance. Experts emphasized that domestic financial markets must play a larger role in closing Africa's climate financing gap.

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The conference highlights the growing importance of ESG frameworks and local capital mobilization in addressing Africa's unique economic and climate development challenges.

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Stakeholders from Nigeria’s financial sector, development institutions and regulatory agencies have reaffirmed the need for ethical governance, sustainable finance and stronger public-private collaboration to build a resilient and inclusive African economy.

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