How To Invest In The Nigerian Stock Exchange Exchange and How to Buy Shares

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The Nigerian Stock Exchange is the biggest stock market in Africa and if you would like to get you foot in the door, here are some thing you should know.

The stock exchange has some major African companies listed on it and you can buy and sell as you wish. For example, if you see a stock like GT bank stock or UBA or Dangote Companies selling for cheap. You can contact a Nigerian Stock Exchange stockbroker to put in you order to buy. You can also track your investments online and sell when you are read to make profit.

And if the stock did not go as planned, you can hold on to it for a while, buy more or dispose it to someone else.

Here is how to buy and sell stocks on the Nigerian Stock Exchange.

We provide you with a step-by-step guide of how buy and sell, make sure you follow these step to start investing in the Nigerian Stock Exchange.

1. Find a stockbroker to open a brokerage account. You can locate on on NSE website.

2. Complete the Central Securities Clearing Systems (CSCS) account opening form.

3. Fund your stock brokerage account.

4. Submit your first trade order once you decide what you want.

Here are list of stocks that are listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange

List Of Stocks On the Nigerian Stock Exchange
 
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The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) operates a fair, orderly and transparent market that brings together the best of African enterprises and investors from around the global. To invest in our market, investors can acquire securities directly from the primary market when there are new offerings by issuers or by trading in existing listed securities via our secondary market platform.

To purchase securities in the primary or secondary market, an investor must appoint a securities dealer/stockbroker who is a registered Dealing Member of NSE to facilitate account opening and trading. Central Securities Clearing System Plc. (CSCS) is the licensed Central Depository, Clearing and Settlement of transactions in the Nigerian capital market. To open trading accounts, investors will need to submit to their dealers, documents that meet the regulatory Know-Your-Client (KYC) requirements (Contact your dealer/stockbroker for guidance).
Investors (domestic and foreign) who wish to trade on NSE can opt to hold assets domiciled with CSCS directly under their appointed dealer or through a licensed domestic custodian as appointed by them (Please see direct and indirect account structures below).

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In selecting a suitable broker to represent your interests as an investor, you should confirm the broker's status with both The NSE and SEC. The NSE also recommends investors meet with the broker-dealer firm to determine whether the services they offer match their specific needs. Stockbrokers and custodians have a fiduciary responsibility to their clients which implies management and safekeeping.

The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) has provided this information as an educational service to investors. The information provided is not a legal interpretation of regulator policy. Investors who have questions about the meaning or application of any of the information provided should consult with a certified and licensed stockbroker, investment advisor or financial advisor.


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You can also by stock indirectly through your bank, once you register, you can pay the broker through your bank account, and make sure you asked for an online login so you can monitor your investments.

DO NOT TRANSFER MONEY TO ANYONE WHO IS NOT A LISTED COMPANY ON THE NSE WEBSITE. BEWARE OF FRAUD.
 
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You can also by stock indirectly through your bank, once you register, you can pay the broker through your bank account, and make sure you asked for an online login so you can monitor your investments.

DO NOT TRANSFER MONEY TO ANYONE IS NOT A LISTED COMPANY ON THE NSE WEBSITE. BEWARE OF FRAUD.
Thanks sir. These are valid info
 

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Is there a way to become part of your stock exchange network? I am interested in becoming a broker, and your market is bothtransparent and easy to understand. If yes, is there a place where I can get more information about trading in general, and more specifically about your region? Thank you in advance.