AT50 Lagos Market Open

A rules-based benchmark for Africa’s most scaled private technology companies.

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Invitation onlyMarket Open & Institutional Dialogue

Hosted by Nigerian Exchange Group

Market Open & Institutional Dialogue

Following London, Johannesburg and Cairo, the AT50 Index comes to the Nigerian Exchange on Wednesday, 18 November 2026.

Nigeria represents the largest national cohort in AT50, with 16 constituent companies. The AT50 Lagos Market Open brings company leaders together with exchanges, regulators, institutional investors and Nigeria’s investment banking community to examine the connection between private-company scale, long-term capital and public-market readiness.

Hosted by Nigerian Exchange Group and convened by Indexa Exchange Group, with Standard Bank as Lead Partner.

Confirmed Contributors

Public markets, private scale and institutional capital

  • Nigerian Exchange Group

    Temi Popoola

    Group Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer

  • Securities and Exchange Commission, Nigeria

    Dr Emomotimi Agama

    Director-General

  • Indexa Exchange Group

    Gbite Oduneye

    Chair

  • Nigerian Exchange Limited

    Jude Chiemeka

    Chief Executive Officer

  • Flutterwave

    Olugbenga ‘GB’ Agboola

    Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer

  • Paga

    Tayo Oviosu

    Founder & Group Chief Executive Officer

  • LemFi

    Ridwan Olalere

    Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer

  • Kuda

    Babs Ogundeyi

    Co-Founder & Group Chief Executive Officer

  • OmniRetail

    Deepankar Rustagi

    Founder & Chief Executive Officer

  • Africa Mobile Networks

    Michael Darcy

    Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer

  • Yellow Card

    Osaro Jackson

    Country Manager – Priority Markets in Africa

  • ETK Group

    Bolaji Sofoluwe

    Chief Executive Officer

  • Chapel Hill Denham

    Bolaji Balogun

    Chief Executive Officer

  • Development Partners International (DPI)

    Ashley Lewis

    Managing Partner & Head of DPI Venture Capital

  • First Securities Brokers

    Dr Fiona Ahimie, FCS

    Managing Director; President & Chairman of Council, Chartered Institute of Stockbrokers

  • Future Africa

    Iyinoluwa Aboyeji

    Partner

  • Standard Bank

    Chris Godman

    Head, International Equity Capital Markets & Technology Advisory

  • Rand Merchant Bank

    Chidi Iwuchukwu

    Executive Director & Head of Investment Banking, Nigeria and Broader Africa

  • Udo Udoma & Belo-Osagie

    Yinka Edu

    Partner

  • Stanbic IBTC Capital

    Oladele Sotubo

    Chief Executive Officer

  • International Finance Corporation (IFC)

    Christian Mulamula

    Country Director, Nigeria

  • Indexa Exchange Group

    Sarah Divan

    Chief Commercial Officer

  • Goodwin

    Ariel White-Tsimikalis

    Partner & Head of UK Capital Markets and Public Company Practice

  • Vetiva Capital Management

    Damilola Ajayi

    Deputy Group Managing Director & Chief Operating Officer

  • British International Investment

    Benson Adenuga

    West Africa Regional Director & Head of Office, Nigeria

  • African Securities Exchanges Association

    Lina Tonui

    Project Manager, African Exchanges Linkage Project

Also Contributing

  • Wale AgbeyangiGroup Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer, Cordros
  • Idris Ayodeji BelloFounding Partner, LoftyInc Capital
  • Yemi KeriPresident, African Business Angel Network
  • Mark SmithsonCountry Director, Nigeria, UK Department for Business and Trade

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Why This Market Open Matters

What Comes After Private-Market Scale?

The discussions will focus on a question increasingly important for Africa’s most scaled private companies: what comes after private-market scale?

  • How companies access deeper pools of long-term institutional capital
  • What investors increasingly require around governance and institutional readiness
  • How stronger pathways can be built between private growth and the public markets
Arrival & Breakfast
From 08:00
Market Open & Institutional Dialogue
08:45–12:45 · Nigerian Exchange
Networking Lunch
From 12:45

Attendance is by invitation. All times West Africa Time (WAT).

Confirmed Institutional Participants

Also Represented in the Room

  • Africa Finance Corporation (AFC)
  • African Development Bank (AfDB)
  • EBRD
  • Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority (NSIA)
  • FSD Africa
  • Citi
  • J.P. Morgan
  • Bank of America
  • Standard Chartered
  • Absa
  • Access Bank
  • FirstBank
  • Coronation Group
  • Verod
  • Ventures Platform
  • Endeavor Nigeria
  • National Pension Commission (PenCom)
  • FMDQ Group
  • CSCS
  • TEMPLARS
  • Deloitte
  • PwC
  • KPMG

Agenda

The Programme

  1. Market Open Ceremony
  2. NGX Welcome and Regulatory Address
  3. AT50 in Conversation with NGX
  4. Leadership Fireside
  5. AT50 Company Dialogue I
  6. Refreshment Break
  7. Institutional Capital Discussion
  8. AT50 Company Dialogue II
  9. Closing Remarks
  10. Networking Lunch at the Nigerian Exchange Open to Confirmed Attendees
  11. AT50 Lagos Leadership Dinner By Separate Invitation

Hosts and partners

Hosted By

Nigerian Exchange Group
Indexa Exchange Group

Lead Partner Lagos

Standard Bank

Charter Partner

ETK Group

Strategic Partner

UK Department for Business and Trade

Supporting Partner

TLP Advisory

Venue

Nigerian Exchange Group
Exchange House, 2/4 Customs Street
Lagos, Nigeria
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