J.P. Morgan returns Nigeria to bond index after 11 years
CBN bags NES Award for economic reforms
NAICOM laments non-compliance with compulsory insurances
9 insurance companies owe N25bn legacy pension funds to PTAD
First Bank: Bullish trading drives YtD to highs
TEF @7: Creating legacy, changing mindsets, empowering generation
Shareholders task SEC on proper monitoring of operators
Royal exchange to commence agric insurance
Diamond Bank enters 61 euros equity divestment deal with Manzi Finances
Lasaco customers to worry less as company resumes annuity business
Fidelity Bank, NCF Partner to drive sustainable ecotourism
Mixed sentiments to trail equities market, amidst bullish trading
Fund transfer: Between NIP and NEFT

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World Savings Day: Ecobank takes financial literacy to youths
THE senior staff group of Ecobank Nigeria, last week embarked on tutoring students in various secondary schools across the country on various ways of savings to mark the 2017 World Savings Day.
Nigerian scholar predicts emerging dominance of some banks
THIS may be one of the finest hours for Nigerian scholarship in the financial sector as Dr. Jimanze Ego-Alowes heads the Brace Institute, a think tank, inventing a new working taxonomy for markets and economics. They are the brace and constitutive sector classifications. The idea was developed in his work, “Minorities as Competitive Overlords.” The book is now taken as classic of economic and developmental thought.
Improved Ease of Doing Business will accelerate FDI inflow —Stanbic IBTC
STANBIC IBTC Bank has said that Nigeria’s improved ‘Ease of Doing Business’ ranking will increase foreign direct investment, FDI, in the country.
Nigeria’s external reserves to hit 3yr high of $35bn
THE nation’s external reserve will this month hit $35 billion, the highest in three years.The last time the nation had $35 billion external reserve was end of November 2014, when it dropped to $35.24 billion from $36.25 billion at end of October 2014.
Low penetration stunts capacity growth, as underwriters reinsure more for stability
AS low insurance penetration continues to plague the country, depriving underwriters adequate pool of funds to improve on capacity to cover in-country high ticket risks, Nigerian insurers are now reinsuring more for adequate reinsurance backings.

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