Stanbic IBTC Holdings Plc’s Money Market Fund has hit the N50 billion marks in Net Asset Value.

The Nigerian Export-Import Bank (NEXIM Bank) says it has channeled N7.17 interventions funds to the mining sector and created more than 4,302 direct jobs. This is since inception of the bank till date.

To be or not be? That is the question or the state of confusion facing Nigerians as regards electricity tariff. The confusion is aggravated by the recent declaration of the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission, NERC that it is not going to increase electricity tariff by 40 percent.

The Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, has warned of a grave financial crisis in the Nigerian banking sector in the remaining part of 2015, while it also raised an alarm of a likely increase in Non-Performing Loans, NPL, in the financial sector due to the exposure of banks to the oil and gas sector.

THE Bank of Industry’s s intervention in the nation’s real sector, especially in the cables and wires industry, has increased local production of electric cables by 28,000 metric tonnes following the expansion of Coleman Wires and Cables factory from 2000 metric tonnes to 30,000 metric tonnes.

The Nigerian Society of Mining Engineers, NSME, has called on the Federal Government to muster the political will to develop the solid minerals sector, its President, Mr Benjamin Onwude, urged at the NSME Conference held in Jos, Plateau State, recently.

“Investors should be educated to complete separate forms for each shareholder account number, as upload of e-Dividend Mandate Forms shall be on the basis of individual shareholder number and company of investment indicated by the investor on the physical e-Dividend Mandate Form.”

The Director-General of the Securities and Exchange Commission, Mounir Gwarzo, has called for a strict compliance with Corporate Governance codes by companies operating in the country.

The need to impact on the lives of thousands of people that are not connected to the national grid in remote villages across the country gave birth to the partnership for power generation through its Solar Energy to improve their living standard.

The Standard Bank Group has expressed its readiness for a fair resolution of the tussle between its Nigerian subsidiary, Stanbic IBTC and the Financial Reporting Council of Nigeria (FRCN).