Busha, SEC, and KSG Team Up for Crypto Course Targeting African Financial Leaders
In a move that underscores the growing interest in digital assets across Africa, Nigeria’s Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), in collaboration with the Kenya School of Government (KSG) and crypto startup Busha, is launching a comprehensive cryptocurrency course. The initiative comes a year after the SEC granted provisional crypto licenses to two startups, demonstrating a proactive approach to understanding and integrating digital assets within the financial landscape. This collaboration is aimed at educating financial leaders and decision-makers about the opportunities and regulatory complexities surrounding cryptocurrencies.
Driving Institutional Crypto Adoption in Africa
The “Digital Assets Innovation, Industry, Regulation and Compliance (DAIIRC)” program will be developed and facilitated by Cambridge Enterprise, a branch of the prestigious University of Cambridge in the UK. The course is designed to equip regulators and enforcement professionals, financial sector executives, policymakers, legal and compliance experts, innovators, and ecosystem leaders with the knowledge needed to navigate the rapidly evolving crypto landscape. This collaborative effort between regulators and industry players signals a concerted push for institutional adoption of cryptocurrencies in the African financial system. The curriculum will specifically address digital assets, their potential to expand financial access, and the crucial aspects of industry regulation and compliance.
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