The Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Olayemi Cardoso in a recent engagement with scholars from the Harvard Kennedy School (HKS) said the bank is beginning to see signs of progress in stabilising the foreign exchange (FX) market and curbing inflation.
The delegation from Harvard Kennedy School (HKS) comprised of 50 students from 19 countries, including representatives from Harvard Business School, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), and Stanford University.
Cardoso stated thus:
“As we reset the Bank, we are committed to being a hub for thought leadership. The exposure you gain from institutions like Harvard is invaluable, and we see this as an opportunity to build long-term alliances.”
The CBN Governor reiterated the Bank’s commitment to driving policy-oriented solutions and strengthening trust in Nigeria’s financial system.
He acknowledged recent challenges but highlighted progress in stabilizing the foreign exchange market and curbing inflation.”
Olayemi Cardoso is an HKS alumnus and the first African elected to the global HKS Alumni Board of Directors.