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Wale Okunrinboye
Wale has deep understanding of Nigerian macroeconomics and the workings of debt and equity markets. Extensive experience deploying institutional capital across several sectors (manufacturing, financials, agriculture, cement, consumer goods and telecommunications) of the Nigerian economy under debt, equity, and private equity arrangements. Good experience working with key decision makers at Nigerian pension funds and some development finance institutions on initiatives aimed at raising industry allocation towards underserved sectors (housing and infrastructure). Strong sell-side and buy-side research experience.
Wale is a CFA Charterholder with budding interest in data science.
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