Lemo for AITEC Banking & Mobile Money Conference

Tunde Lemo, deputy governor, Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) is to share his insights and experiences of the CBN in the debate on banking regulation at this year’s AITEC Banking & Mobile Money COMESA conference.
Professional bankers and financial services regulators from the East African Community and the COMESA region will have the benefit of hearing the experiences of the CBN in order to raise the level of experience sharing across the continent on financial services innovation.
The CBN which oversees a banking sector market is described as one of Africa’s most dynamic regulator.
“We are delighted to have Deputy Governor Lemo as our opening keynote speaker as he has been heading Nigeria’s ‘cashless society’ campaign. Bankers and regulators from throughout East and Southern Africa can learn important lessons from their experience in pioneering new systems of money circulation in Africa’s largest market,” said Sean Moroney, AITEC chairman.
Lemo is in charge of five key departments at the Central Bank of Nigeria, including Reserve Management, Banking and Payments Systems, Currency Operations, Branch Operations and Information Technology. 
Moroney said Lemo’s input would further “deepen the continent-wide knowledge-sharing experience” that the AITEC Banking conference represents.
Lemo is a fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria and the Chartered Institute of Bankers and has significant leadership experience as a top manager of banking regulation in West Africa.
Leading a delegation of Nigerian bankers attending the March 7-8 conference at the Kenyatta International Conference Centre in Nairobi, he will join over 70 world-class speakers at the prestigious event which will also have a focus on banking security, anti-money laundering, ATM security, mobile payments Innovations and banking service delivery platforms among others.