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 […]
Stock market sustains rally as 31 equities gain
THE stock market continued its rally last week following appreciation in the shares of 31 companies, especially those in the financial services sector.
Financing SMEs translates to national development – Diamond Bank
The opportunities in financing MSMEs in Nigeria are enormous, considering that there are over 37 million of them present in very sector. MSMEs are responsible for most of the new products and processes, provide most of the employment opportunities (they employ 84.02% of the total labour force) and their contribution to national GDP (48%) is a key indicator of the economic growth of that country. So financing this group of people translates to contribution to national development.
Personal line products are yet untapped by underwriters – Adejumo
My personal experience has been that of a highly contented man after service in the industry. I have more time for those who matter in my life and I enjoy peace. I am also able to serve my community better.
China accounts for 50% global premium growth in 2016
CHINA insurance industry happened to be the driving force behind nearly half the world insurance market in 2016, as initial projections indicated global insurance premiums rose 4.4 percent to $3.89 trillion.
NAICOM, SEC build joint regulatory framework
FOR effective supervision and regulation of insurance companies listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange, the National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) have agreed on the need to collaborate on regulatory actions.
