Nigeria, every mention

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Verbatim, from the transcripts: the passages where Nigeria comes up

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▶ 24:38 Ben Forman But look, if you're in Nigeria using Tether for B to B payments, you may not really care about the four percent opportunity cost of capital.

▶ 1:01:47 Michael Milken So if I'm buying a securitized mortgage, ok, and there's a thousand people that are borrowers, I don't know whether they're born in the United States, Mexico, Dominican Republic, Nigeria, wherever they might have been born.

▶ 2:26 Ted Seides In case you're wondering, I didn't give money to that Nigerian prince reaching out over email either.

▶ 55:49 Tom Steyer People, an open air market in Lagos, Nigeria, they have their own diesel generators in each stall, and it turns out that a diesel generator, which of course was fossil fuel, and it also emits a lot of not particularly healthful emissions…

▶ 13:59 Colin Smith In our case, South Africa, Egypt, Morocco, Nigeria, all quite big exchanges, and then the next tier down will be the likes of Kenya, and those are the sort of mainstays of our portfolio.
▶ 18:01 Farouk Miah So Nigeria is two hundred million plus people. 2 times in the scene
▶ 34:21 Colin Smith And then there are some like Nigeria, which is sort of quasi pegged. 3 times in the scene
▶ 50:17 Colin Smith If you take South Africa and Nigeria at the moment, for example, both of those countries have been out of favor for different reasons over that 2015 to 19 period.

▶ 24:46 Louis-Vincent Gave If you're a rich Indonesian and a rich guy from Nigeria or et cetera, you're going to have your safety cushion in US dollars.
▶ 33:50 Louis-Vincent Gave Sure, the consumer doesn't like it when energy prices goes up, but in the past, when energy prices went up in the U.S., it meant that money was leaving the U.S. consumer's pocket to go to Venezuela, to go to Nigeria, to go to Russia, to go…
▶ 40:24 Louis-Vincent Gave I think if you're a policymaker in Nigeria, if you're a policymaker

▶ 1:02:07 Josh Wolfe You have people that were born and raised in Nigeria and Ghana and Kenya who have gone to Silicon Valley and trained at Stripe and Google and Facebook and Amazon and are coming back, and they're coming back 3 times in the scene

▶ 40:36 Fabrice Grinda And by rest of the world, I mean like Vietnam, India, Nigeria, Kenya.

▶ 11:53 Ari Paul There were terrorists in Nigeria who would occasionally bid up crude oil and then blow up a pipeline.

▶ 51:19 Manny Friedman Germany or Nigeria or Sri Lanka to see all the ancestors or the where you came from is very, very powerful.

▶ 23:19 Tom Russo The rest of the business was kind of a collection of tired European markets and then a presence in Nigeria.

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