Chams HoldCo targets N7.65 bn in hybrid offer to drive expansion
First Bank named Nigeria’s strongest brand in 2026 by Brand Finance
Improved Forex supply deflates banks’ e-payment income
12 companies raise N268.7bn in 18 months — AIHN
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CBN to resume liquidity mop up as N425bn hit interbank
Equities market set to continue upward trend — Analysts
Union Bank posts N15.5b profit before tax
UBA extends LEO to customers across Africa

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Cyber attacks: Banks, OFIs explore insurance to mitigate loss
BANKS and other financial institutions (OFIs) are beginning to see the need to explore cyber-insurance as a means of alleviating the impact of electronic payment fraud and other cyber crimes in the country.
FG targets insurance firms, others to fund national shipping fleet
THE Federal Government is targeting banks and insurance companies to finance the national shipping carrier, following the withdrawal of a Singaporean liner, Pacific International Lines (PIL), from the initiative.
Our vision is to empower every Nigerian to have a brighter future – Chairman AMfB
With regards to overall performance of the company, we operate within Nigeria and understand that those economic challenges were with us and they are improving gradually. But our focus has always been for the medium term and long term. Therefore you would find even in the past when we had profits there were years we had profit but we decided ourselves to defer and plow back as much of the profit as possible into the capital position of the firm.
Budget delay threatens Nigeria’s top 20 economies target — LCCI
The Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry, LCCI, at the weekend said late passage of the budget is a threat to achieving the ERGP targets and to Nigeria’s goal of becoming one of the top 20 economies by 2020.
Nigeria economic growth can’t be funded by few banks — Larbie
Michael Larbie is the Chief Executive Officer of Rand Merchant Bank Nigeria, a subsidiary of FirstRand of South Africa, which last week achieved five years of operations. In this interview, he spoke about the bank’s experience and efforts to distinguish itself in the highly competitive Nigerian banking industry, as well as its outlook for the economy.
PFAs multi-fund investment structure good, but compliance may lag — Kurfi
Mallam Garba Kurfi, is the Managing Director/CEO, APT Securities and Funds Limited. In this interview, he said that faithful implementation by the Pension Fund Administrators, PFAs, of the multi-fund investment structure approved by the Pension Commission, PenCom, will impact the equities, but doubt the ability of the PFAs to fully comply with the rule due to the observed past failures.
Flour Mills Nig Plc: Sound fundamentals clash with macroeconomic realities
LAST week some stock analysts began review of their positions on some blue chip companies and one of them reviewed was Flour Mills of Nigeria Plc. Analysts’ position on the company was, however, reiteration of a positive outlook taking into consideration the firm’s historical performance, improving metrics and strategic positioning. However, analysts at Cardinal Stone Partners made adjustments to their estimates and projections, and consequently slightly revised their target price upwards to N46.64 (previous:N44.90). But they retained their BUYrating on the counter.
Budget Deficit: FG to raise N1tr from domestic debt market— FSDH Merchant Bank
THE federal government will borrow N1 trillion from the domestic market and N900 billion from the international market to finance the N1.95 trillion budget deficit for the 2018 fiscal year.
NSE joins fight against pollution
THE Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, has enjoined the governments, industries and communities in Nigeria to join hands in fight against plastic pollution by exploring sustainable alternatives and reducing the production and excessive use of single-use plastic polluting oceans, damaging marine life and threatening human health.
ABCON, NDLEA partner on anti money laundering measures
ASSOCIATION of Bureaux De Change Operators of Nigeria (ABCON) and the Nigeria Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) have pledged to collaborate to enhance anti money laundering measures in the bureaux de change (BDC) industry.

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