ROLES OF REGULATORY INSTITUTIONS IN THE MANAGEMENT OF CAPITAL FLOWS IN NIGERIA
Keywords:
Capital Flows, Portfolio Equity, Debt Flows, Official FlowsAbstract
This paper highlights the role of the relevant institutions in the management of capital flows in Nigeria. The paper among other things, also describes capital flows to consist of foreign direct investment, Portfolio equity and debt flows, commercial lending and official flows. The paper concludes by identifying specific roles for regulatory institutions to include effective supervision, strict enforcement of laws, adoption of sound monetary policies and the strengthening of the financial superstructure amongst others.
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