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Dematerialisation in Nigeria: From Paper Certificates to Digital Shares — A Practical Guide for Shareholders

Still holding on to old paper share certificates? You’re not alone, but doing so puts your investments at increasing risk. In Nigeria’s rapidly digitising capital market, dematerialisation (the conversion of physical share certificates into electronic records) is no longer optional. It has become essential for securing your investments, ensuring quicker dividend access, and staying aligned …

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