Chams HoldCo targets N7.65 bn in hybrid offer to drive expansion
First Bank named Nigeria’s strongest brand in 2026 by Brand Finance
Financial inclusion, savings promos yield 15m new accounts for banks
MfBs operators differ on 2018 industry developments
Safe ways to make online payments
Global insurer, Allianz, endorses football for greater inclusion
Continental Reinsurance incorporates CIMA subsidiary
Lagos Budget: Allegation by state govt baseless — Lawmakers
LAGOS budget: Blame Assembly over delay — LASG
Delta govt spends N1.2bn on pensions in 2 months —Okowa
Investment expert bets on GTB, FlourMill, Stanbic IBTC shares
Notore records N26.8bn revenue, amidst rising costs
New Year: Experts want more focus on post oil economy

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BANKING INDUSTRY: Top 10 landmark developments of 2018
The MTN saga shook the banking industry like a storm. In August 2018 the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, announced sanction of N5.87 billion on four banks namely Standard Chartered Bank Limited, Stanbic IBTC Bank Plc, Diamond Bank Plc and Citi Bank Nigeria Limited. The banks were accused of authorising remittances of foreign exchange with irregular Certificates of Capital Importation, CCI, issued on behalf of some offshore investors of MTN Nigeria Communications Limited. The CBN, therefore, asked the managements of the banks and MTN Nigeria Communications Limited to immediately refund $8.1 billion illegally repatriated by the company to the coffers of the apex bank.
Insurers should take up intensive awareness on benefits of micro insurance to SMEs
In this interview, Head, Agric & Micro Insurance at Leadway Assurance, Mr. Ayoola Fatona suggests ways to deepen micro insurance acceptance among SMEs.
INSURANCE IN 2018: Operators list pressure points
AS the insurance year 2018 comes to an end today, industry operators have shared with Insurance Vanguard what they considered the main challenges of the sector during the year.
CCNN/BUA merger: Shareholders to get higher dividend – Mikail
The National Chairman, Constance Shareholders Association of Nigeria, Mr. Shehu Mallam Mikail, in an interview with Financial Vanguard spoke on the merger between Cement Company of Northern Nigeria, CCNN Plc and BUA Cement, saying that shareholders will benefit more from the combined entity. He also said that the merger will also enhance the output of cement production in the country. Excerpts:
Successful insurance companies have history of positive claims settlement – NAICOM
In this interview, Deputy Commissioner for Insurance, Technical, at the National Insurance Commission, NAICOM, Mr. Sunday Thomas, harps on the need for prompt payment of claims and other issues. Excerpt:

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