Chams HoldCo targets N7.65 bn in hybrid offer to drive expansion
First Bank named Nigeria’s strongest brand in 2026 by Brand Finance
Kashim Shettima: An optimist in a lion’s den
AB MfB opens four branches in three states
Why the need for caution in digital currency — CBN Director
H1 2017: Tier-2 banks lose N233bn deposits, as customers demand higher interest rate
N230bn inflow to lift market liquidity, moderate cost of funds
Oil and gas companies H1‘17 financial results did not disappoint — CEO, APT Securities
Global Insurance M&A drops in H1‘17 to a 2-yr low
Informal sector biggest tax evaders — Adeosun
H1‘17: AXA Mansard records 36% increase in gross premium
Flood victims file claims as insurers pay over N168m in 2015
NASCON Plc: Costs swallow benefits of increased product prices
Ilori becomes NIA DG

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OAK Pensions records 77% growth in profitability
OAK Pensions Limited, one of the licensed Pension Fund Administrators in the country, said its profitability rose by 77 per cent to N230.88 million in the operating year ended December 2016 from N130.57 million.
ICAN appoints Evbodaghe as Registrar/CEO
THE Governing Council of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN) has appointed Mr. John Evbodaghe as Registrar/Chief Executive officer while Dr. Ben Ukaegbu and Mukaila Lawal were appointed Deputy Registrars.
Nwoke pledges to reposition NAMB to drive financial inclusion
MANAGING Director, HASAL Microfinance Bank, Mr. Rogers Nwoke, has emerged as the President of National Association of Microfinance Banks (NAMB) in the country, vowing to reposition the association to drive financial inclusion.
ASHON set to float first private-owned Commodities Exchange
THE Association of THE Association of Stockbroking Houses of Nigeria, ASHON, has concluded plans to float the first privately owned Commodity and Futures Exchange in the country as it commences training to prepare capital market operators for this development.Already, the first series of training for the Commodity and Futures market has been held under its Indian-based […]
Profit taking to resume this week as earning season draws to close
INVESTMENT analysts have said that transactions in the equities market this week will be dominated by profit takers. This is even as some operators have said that investors would trade cautiously as the earning season has come to a close.INVESTMENT analysts have said that transactions in the equities market this week will be dominated by profit takers. This is even as some operators have said that investors would trade cautiously as the earning season has come to a close.“With apparent profit-taking on some banking names despite the release of better than expected performance from Zenith Bank Plc, we anticipate cautious trading at week open,” said analysts at Vetiva Capital Limited, a Lagos based investment house, last weekend.

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