NNPC’s 2026 revenue hits N28.5trn, jumps 21% in August
FG releases N5bn to local miners
CBN depreciates naira to N307/$ in official market
Web-based accommodation solution launched
Access Bank launches new growth strategy aimed at emerging No1by 2022
NNPC assures of stable supply, as fuel queues returns
IMO: Nigeria loses Council seat
CBN, FIRS, others meet to strategize on FSS 2020
Investors’ sentiment in Nigerian Breweries improves
14 banks incur N368.3bn bad loans in 9 months
Nigeria has deep cultural issues affecting insurance growth — CIIN boss
Insurers should create products that customers need — COO, AIICO
Reinsurers to reject under-priced risks from 2018
Equities to sustain positive momentum this week
UBA Group emerges African Bank of the Year at The Banker awards
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SubscribeFirstBank achieves PCI DSS Version 3.2 recertification
FIRST Bank of Nigeria Limited has successfully recertified to the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) version 3.2, having been one of the first top-tier banks in Nigeria to obtain the PCI DSS certification in 2014.
CBN mandates IFIS to increase agent network to 150,000 by 2020
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has mandated Interswitch Financial Inclusion Services (IFIS), a subsidiary of Interswitch Group to grow its agent network to 150,000 by 2020, as it fulfilled all Approval-in-Principle requirements.
Cost of funds fluctuation to persist as N600bn hit interbank
THE fluctuation of cost of funds in the interbank money market will persist this week even as the market enjoys inflow of N600 billion from matured treasury bills (TBs) and statutory allocation funds.
Stringent measures necessary to sanitize capital market —CEO, Highcap Securities
David Adonri, Managing director/CEO, Highcap Securities Limited, in this interview with Financial Vanguard, spoke on some actions taken by the apex regulator of the Nigerian capital market, investors’ confidence and his expectations on the third quarter corporate performance in 2017, among others. Excerpts
Lafarge’s N131.65bn offer to reduce foreign debt, boosts profitability — Lafarge boss
LAFARGE Africa Plc has disclosed that the net proceeds from its Rights Issue of N131.65 billion will enable it to refinance a portion of the company’s foreign currency denominated shareholder loan, by way of a debt-to-equity conversion and also boost its profitability in the future.
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