Shafii Ndanusa
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Mr. Shafii Ndanusa is a holder of a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting as well as a Master of Business Administration degree with specialization in Finance. He is a Fellow of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (FCCA, U.K.), a Member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ACA, Nigeria) and a Fellow of the American Academy of Financial Management (FAAFM, U.S.A). He is also a holder of the/ Master Financial Professional (MFP) charter from the American Academy of Financial Management. He is proficient in financial analysis, forensic accounting, financial systems planning/modelling, treasury management, asset/investment/wealth management, transactions processing,financial accounting, projects management, consultancy management, business and economic research. He is currently based in Abuja. Nigeria.
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Suggesting the way forward in resolving the dispute between the Federal Government of Nigeria and the State Governments in relation to the Nigeria Sovereign Wealth Fund
An argument on the failure of free market economics and why emerging and developing nations need to devise new ways of economic thinking and action.
A summary of Ten reasons why the Nigerian Sovereign Wealth Fund should be established.
Nigeria's economic managers need to pay good attention to some of the observations and recommendations contained in the recent IMF 2010 Article IV Consultation on Nigeria.
Nigeria stands to benefit immensely from the the prudent management of its economic resources following the formal establishment of the Nigerian Sovereign Wealth Fund.
Nigeria is a nation of vast human potential.
Each time a major investment decision is to be made, finance managers usually face the dilemma of deciding in favor of liquidity or profitability. A delicate balancing act is usually required in order the resolve the dilemma involved in the decision.
Events in the last 11 years of Nigeria's democratic experience are strong pointers to a determined, purposeful and inspired march into a future of prosperity and greatness for all.
The financial regulator (CBN) in Nigeria should ensure the development and implementation of a common financial reporting and financial accounting system framework for all Nigerian banks.
While firm Governement regulation of the financial industry is desirable, care should be taken so that it does not lead to over-regulation.
