Looking into 2019, Sigma Pensions say they expect Nigeria’s investment landscape to be shaped by lower oil prices, the pace of monetary policy normalisation in developed markets and Nigeria’s 2019 elections. Pabina Yinkere, Chief Investment Officer for Sigma Pensions joins CNBC Africa to discuss how investors should navigate the investment landscape this year
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