Finance Week West Africa will hold on June 5
th and 6
th, 2014 at Eko Hotel, Lagos Nigeria. The sole purpose of this event is to connect and empower financial leaders across West Africa on key issues driving the region’s economy. It is said that this leading conference mapping West Africa’s finance developments will discuss strategy, innovation and share knowledge on best practices where new technologies can be evaluated and new age business intelligence strategies explored to attract investments.
With the country firmly at the heart of many multi-nationals’ African expansion plans, the formation of a national sovereign wealth fund designated to secure the benefits of oil revenues for future generations, and the strong signs of an emerging African manufacturing sector, the country looks set to maintain its economic momentum and its image as an emerging giant.
The event hopes to bring together policymakers, regulators, bankers, their top customers, major international investors and reputable financiers to discuss opportunities and address the issue of how the financial sector can remain a catalyst for the sustainable growth of the economy.
The Finance Week West Africa is the driving force for financial leadership and innovation in business in Nigeria and beyond. It is said that top class features and focus on relevant and important topics such as, mobile money, risks, financial strategy, pensions and women in leadership can be anticipated.
Finance Week is launched to establish a concrete date where financial leaders across the region gather to learn, network and evolve their professional capacities.
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This article was first published on 21st May 2014
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Finance Week West Africa will hold on June 5th and 6th, 2014 at Eko Hotel, Lagos Nigeria. The sole purpose of this event is to connect and empower financial leaders across West Africa on key issues driving the region’s economy. It is said that this leading conference mapping West Africa’s finance developments will discuss strategy, innovation and share knowledge on best practices where new technologies can be evaluated and new age business intelligence strategies explored to attract investments.
With the country firmly at the heart of many multi-nationals’ African expansion plans, the formation of a national sovereign wealth fund designated to secure the benefits of oil revenues for future generations, and the strong signs of an emerging African manufacturing sector, the country looks set to maintain its economic momentum and its image as an emerging giant.
The event hopes to bring together policymakers, regulators, bankers, their top customers, major international investors and reputable financiers to discuss opportunities and address the issue of how the financial sector can remain a catalyst for the sustainable growth of the economy.
The Finance Week West Africa is the driving force for financial leadership and innovation in business in Nigeria and beyond. It is said that top class features and focus on relevant and important topics such as, mobile money, risks, financial strategy, pensions and women in leadership can be anticipated.
Finance Week is launched to establish a concrete date where financial leaders across the region gather to learn, network and evolve their professional capacities.
