What investment bankers can expect in 2018
16 January 2018 |
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As we continue our coverage on the themes to watch out for in Nigeria this year, Toyin Sanni, CEO of United Capital joins CNBC Africa to discuss what investment bankers should expect in Nigeria this year.
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