Integration into the Nasdaq advisory committee, the American Stock Exchange is like a  distinction for togolese Félix Edoh Kossi Amenounvé, Managing Director of the Regional Stock Exchange (BRVM)

At 54, Edoh Kossi Amenounvé joined the Nasdaq Exchange Review Council, formerly known as the Nasdaq Listing and Hearing Review Council. The first African to join the Nasdaq, the number 1 of the BRVM is according to Jeune Afrique the fruit of the Togolese education system. Indeed, the DG of the BRVM does a large part of his schooling within the Togolese education system, until his master's degree in economics at the University of Lomé, from which he graduated major of promotion. For several years, Félix Edoh Kossi Amenounvé has been working on the integration of African stock exchanges.

His commitment began at ECOWAS level and now continues at the head of Asea, of which he was vice-president before taking the helm in April 2020, then being reappointed to this position last November. His mentors are the Senegalese Gabriel Fal, co-founder of the BRVM and chairman of the board of directors of the institution between 2013 and 2015, who died in 2019, and the successor of the latter, the Senegalese Pierre Goudiaby Atepa, who held the position between 2015 and 2018, before being replaced by ivorian Parfait Kouassi. Under the leadership of Félix Edoh Kossi Amenounvé, the BRVM has crossed the $20 billion capitalization mark.