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AVA Capital set for NGX listing to strengthen market visibility

By Peter Egwuatu AVA Capital Plc, an integrated financial services group with operations in investment banking, asset management, securities trading and trusteeship, is set to list on the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) by way of Listing by Introduction on Friday. According to a statement made available to Vanguard, the listing is a strategic transition into the […]
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NSE rolls out new sanctions for dealing members

The Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, has reviewed the rules and regulations governing the conduct of dealing members, churning out a number of sanctions for various forms of infractions by operators in the capital market.

Citibank marks Global Community Day

Citibank Nigeria Limited, Citi Nigeria, employees across the country joined more than 40,000 colleagues across 78 countries for Citi’s annual Global Community Day event.

Guinness plans further investment in Nigeria

Guinness Nigeria Plc has announced plans to undertake significant investment in the expansion of its operations and capacity in Nigeria in the next couple of months.

Telecom, petroleum firms, others advised to list on NSE

FORMER Governor of Kwara State , Bukola Saraki, has called on Communication and petroleum firms to take advantage of opportunities presented by the capital market and ensure that they are listed on the floor of the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE.

SEC to strengthen CIS to enhance confidence in capital market

As part of its effort to enhance confidence in the Nigerian capital market, the Director General of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Ms Arunma Oteh said her Commission is set to strengthen the Collective Investment Scheme (CIS)/

NSE churns out new listing rules

The Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, has proposed a new set of listing requirements, granting a number of waivers for mining, oil and gas companies and companies with large capital base.

Auditor-General rejects EFCC audited account

THE Office of the Auditor-General of the Federation (AGF) rejected EFCC’s 2007 audited account submitted by the agency in 2009 because it lacked the mandatory domestic report.

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