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CBN unveils new FX guidelines, approves cash movement of $50,000

CBN unveils new FX guidelines, approves cash movement of $50,000

By Emma Ujah,  Abuja Bureau Chief The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has issued fresh Foreign Exchange Guidelines which provides that an individual can move cash of up to $50,000, but must be declared at the point of exit. The bank also retained the earlier provision for the movement or import of cash of up to […]
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ValuCard gets CBN license on PTSP

ValuCard gets CBN license on PTSP

ValuCard Nigeria Limited has been granted license by the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, to operate as Payment Terminal Service Provider, PTSP in Nigeria.

SEC alleges insider trading in Global Industries

SEC alleges insider trading in Global Industries

The Securities and Exchange Commission filed an insider trading lawsuit in connection with the recent purchase of U.S. underwater oil services company Global Industries Limited by France’s Technip SA.

ACCA launches 10 new forums

ACCA launches 10 new forums

The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants, ACCA, has launched ten new global forums to further the thinking on current and future issues in a number of specific technical subject areas in the accountancy and finance profession.

PenCom plans flexible investment regulation

PenCom plans flexible investment regulation

The National Pension Commission, PenCom, said that it will adopt a flexible investment regulation for Pension Funds Administrators in the country, allowing them to invest in a wide range of investment outlets in the years ahead.

Union Bank’s shareholders to get 3 for 16 shares

Union Bank’s shareholders to get 3 for 16 shares

Existing shareholders of Union Bank of Nigeria (UBN) Plc stand to gain more than any of the rescued banks, according to the exchange ratios and other details of the schemes of arrangement of the four quoted rescued banks.

Why insurance industry should brace up to challenges of climate change

Why insurance industry should brace up to challenges of climate change

In recent times, Nigeria has witnessed series of natural disasters, but the insurance industry has played little or no part in assuaging the losses suffered by victims affected by these disasters. The presence of the sector is yet to be felt in the recent flooding experienced in some parts of the country and a major reason for that is the fact that most of the victims do not have insurance cover.