SEC, had on December 19, issued a new minimum capital requirements for capital market operators with December 31, 2014 as deadline for operators to recapitalise.
Nigerian stocks fell 1.38 percent on Wednesday to a one-month low, driven mainly by falls in the banking and energy sectors, brokers said.
Africa's second biggest index shed 1.38 percent to 40,622 points at 1200 GMT, a level last seen on December 31.
It was the third consecutive day of loses in a
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