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Beginner Course

Introduction to Nigerian Capital Market

This introductory course provides a comprehensive roadmap for navigating the Nigerian Capital Market (NCM)
Market Purpose: Explains how the capital market transforms individual savings into productive national wealth through capital formation, wealth creation, liquidity, and price discovery.

Core Institutions: Outlines the roles of the SEC (apex regulator), NGX (trading exchange), and CSCS (clearing depository operating on a T+2 settlement cycle).

Capital vs. Money Market: Distinguishes short-term, low-risk liquidity tools (e.g., Treasury Bills) regulated by the CBN from long-term, higher-yielding growth assets (e.g., Equities, Bonds, Sukuk) regulated by the SEC.

Execution Process: Covers the 6-step practical roadmap to start investing—from selecting a SEC-registered broker and completing KYC requirements to CSCS account creation and trade execution.

Performance Tracking: Demystifies the NGX All-Share Index (ASI) and market capitalization as barometers for overall economic and market sentiment.

Pitfall Avoidance: Highlights critical mistakes for new investors to avoid, including penny stock bias, missing ex-dividend dates, inflation erosion, and emotional panic selling.

1 hour Beginner 4.9 Rating
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Introduction to Nigerian Capital Market

What You Will Learn

  • Foundational Framework
  • Institutional Pillars
  • Market Comparison
  • Practical Trading SetUp
  • Market Dynamics
  • Risk Management

Course Includes

  • 1 hour
  • Certificate of Completion
  • Mobile Friendly
  • Course Curriculum

    Marygeraldine

    Course Instructor

    Marygeraldine Oji

    MBA Business Administration

    Student Reviews

    ★★★★★

    "This course explained investing in a very practical way. I now understand the Nigerian Stock Market."

    — Chinedu A.

    ★★★★★

    "Excellent content with clear explanations for beginners."

    — Fatima O.