Finance

First Bank named Nigeria’s strongest brand in 2026 by Brand Finance

First Bank, West Africa’s premier financial institution and financial inclusion service provider, has been recognised as the strongest brand in Nigeria in the “Nigeria 25 2026” ranking by Brand Finance, a leading independent brand valuation and strategy consultancy. The Bank achieved an AAA+ rating, the highest possible distinction, underscoring its unmatched brand strength and leadership […]
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Rising cost of raw materials endangers consumer goods giants

TOP consumer goods manufacturing companies listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, are facing deeper financial difficulties arising from economic headwinds especially foreign exchange related cost pressures and inflation, leading to sharp increase in manufacturing inputs, particularly, raw materials and packaging items.

Guaranty Trust Bank: 2017 Outlook on the front burner

INVESTORS’ response to the financial results of Guaranty Trust Bank Plc (GTB) in the past one month appeared conflicting or even confusing. At close of trading in the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, weekend, the stock had just inched up to N25.00, just 1.6 per cent from the closing price pre-result announcement, despite the seeming impressive Full Year 2016 (FY’16) results.

Afriland Properties should diversify its operation for improved result – Akinduro

The result is not really not encouraging, and when we consider everything that made the result unencouraging, you see that the economy was too good because of the recession. But we believe that with time and what the management is trying to put in place now, as time goes on, they will start having better result. My advice to them is that in their estate management, they should consider people at the lower rung of the economy. When real estate properties go for as much as N240 million and N500 million, you can hardly see people that can afford it, but when it goes down to N4 million to N5 million, then a lot of people can afford it.

That excess $400m mop up!

Our monetary authorities cannot give any explanation as to why Naira rate has not obeyed the basic economic principle of demand with the celebrated ‘liberalized market supply’

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