Five PFAs control pension market, account for 54% of new RSAs
•States still foot-dragging on CPS implementation By Rosemary Iwunze Five Pension Fund Administrators, PFAs, out of 18 licensed operators accounted for 54.41 per cent of new Retirement Savings Account, RSA, registrations in the first quarter of 2026, Q1’26, indicating continued concentration in Nigeria’s pension market. According to the Q1’26 industry report released by the National […]
Billions spent on dredging River Niger haven’t yielded no fruits — Boss Mustapha
Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Boss Gida Mustapha granted the interview below as Managing Directors of the National Inland Waterways Authority , NIWA , well ahead of his new appointment .
9 insurance companies owe N25bn legacy pension funds to PTAD
NINE life insurance companies are yet to transfer a total of N25 billion legacy pension funds belonging to Pension Transitional Arrangement Directorate (PTAD), the Executive Secretary of PTAD, Mrs. Sharon Ikeazor has said.
First Bank: Bullish trading drives YtD to highs
INVESTORS’ sentiments surged on the stocks of banks, particularly, First Bank Holdings, last week with the three leaders in volume traded including First Bank, Diamond Bank and United Bank for Africa, in that order.
TEF @7: Creating legacy, changing mindsets, empowering generation
IT is seven years since our Foundation was created, time to reflect on the speed in which we have institutionalised internally; begun to change narratives globally; and championed entrepreneurship in Africa.
Shareholders task SEC on proper monitoring of operators
THERE are lots of sharp practices in the Nigerian capital market and it is time for regulators, especially the apex regulator, Securities and Exchange Commission, SEC to hold the bull by the horns by scrutinising annul reports of public companies and other activities of operators.
