InfoWARE Limited, an indigenous business software and technology company has extended its drive towards making sure that Nigerians home and abroad have access to accurate information’s from the financial market, by collaborating with Television Continental for enhanced business programming.
With this partnership, TVC will broadcast live market data with an extensive coverage of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), National Association of Securities Dealers (NASD), Financial Market Dealers Quotation (FMDQ), Commodities Exchanges and other African Markets.
As part of the partnership, TVC will now InfoWARE Market Data Terminal (IMDT) to broadcast live data on TVC News and TVC News Nigeria and will feature real time market data for commodities such as Gold, Crude Oil among others, up to five years price analysis, in depth naira evaluation against international and other African currencies, visually appealing graphs and charts fit for TV presentation, comparison among different stock performances, in-built instant messaging/chat tool for seamless communication with colleagues and other professionals.
Commenting on the partnership during a press conference in Lagos, Chief Executive Officer of InfoWARE Limited Uwa Agbonile said the partnership is aimed at strengthening and to further promote transparency, price discovery and integrity of Nigerian capital market as keenly watched by investors around the globe.
On TVC part, Interim Chief Executive Officer, Lindsey Oliver, said “we are delighted to announce this latest development that will boost and broaden the reach of our business news programmes. This partnership with InfoWARE Limited will afford our viewers the best in terms of business analysis and reports across all markets within Nigerian and Africa”.
She explained that TVC is broadening its reach and re-enforcing its commitment to give the best in terms of business reports on stock market, country report on finance and investment across the Nigerian and the Africa business market. One of the two TVC business programmes that would launch this service is Business Zone.
The programme has a continental focus on country reports, stock market, finance and investment. It airs daily from Monday to Friday at 3.30PM on TVC News Africa. It links viewers with analysts to explain key issues in the business market where entrepreneurs talk about their achievements and give updates on current market developments.
The second programme to launch the service is Business Nigeria, an economic programme that gives insightful and detailed analysis on the Nigerian economy. It keeps daily track of the dynamic business landscape in Nigeria across the stock market, forex trading, banking, aviation, transportation, agricultural sector and others.
Business Nigeria airs at 2.30 PM on Monday, Wednesday and Friday on TVC News Nigeria, and it engages analysts in a round table interactive session where detailed analysis are given of the Nigerian market movement in stocks, shares, bonds and investments.
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