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‎FMDQ Academy rolls out CPD-Certified In-Person financial training

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‎By Chioma Obinagwam

‎‎FMDQ Academy, the educational arm of FMDQ Securities Exchange Limited, has launched its in-person *Introduction to Financial Markets* training course, aimed at fostering innovation and stakeholder engagement.

‎Confiance News gathered that this CPD-certified and LPI-accredited (UK) three-day program, scheduled for July 23–25, 2025, equips finance professionals with foundational knowledge of financial market concepts, structures, and operations.

‎Tailored for investment analysts, treasury officers, dealers, and other market participants, the course covers global and Nigerian market dynamics, financial system structures, core financial products, FX market fundamentals, and the role of derivatives. Delivered by experienced industry experts, it offers practical insights, enhances professional development with CPD-recognized credentials, and fosters networking opportunities.

‎Ms. Tumi Sekoni, Managing Director of FMDQ Securities Exchange, emphasized, “This program empowers professionals, enhancing their careers and contributing to the transparency and growth of Nigeria’s financial markets.” The initiative aligns with FMDQ Exchange’s mission to promote financial literacy and drive sustainable market development.

‎FMDQ Group, Africa’s first vertically integrated financial market infrastructure group, operates through its subsidiaries, including FMDQ Exchange, FMDQ Clear, FMDQ Depository, and FMDQ Private Markets, providing comprehensive services across debt, FX, derivatives, and equity markets. Its Green Exchange leads sustainability efforts in Africa’s financial landscape.

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