Chams HoldCo targets N7.65 bn in hybrid offer to drive expansion
First Bank named Nigeria’s strongest brand in 2026 by Brand Finance
Bear dominance to continue this week
Focus on govt business undermines insurance penetration — Okpue
Insurers pay N100m as fraud claims to 5 banks
Adverse tax on dividends scares investors – Anono
Level of e-payment adoption still low in MfB — MD Alekun MfB
FRC, shareholders bicker over waivers
Sterling Bank unveils Recyclart competition, calls for entries
Unity Bank introduces NIRSAL Farmers Savings Account
Islamic banking discourages financial speculation — Expert
Prestige, Munic Re package medical international product
CBN not boosting confidence in MfBs – Whensu

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Bearish sentiment to persist as profit taking ensues
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External reserve sets to hit 30-month high of $32bn
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There’s $120trn capital available for infrastructure investment – DG, ICRC
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NSE assures of safety of investments
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Diamond Bank to train 50 budding Nigerian entrepreneurs
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Caverton secures 5-year logistics contract with Chevron
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Jaiz Takaful Insurance to pay claims within 7 days – CEO
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Guaranty Trust Bank: Enhanced operational efficiency book quality support earnings
EQUITY investors’ in the Nigerian stock market appear to be swinging back on bull-side of the stock of Guaranty Trust Bank Plc (GTB) after a frosty-footed reaction to the half year, 2017 (H1’17) earnings and benefits announcement by the bank’s board early last week. The share price had headed south, dropping 6.1 per cent within the first two days trading post-result announcement.
Insurers jerk up premium rates for flood risks by 50%
INSURANCE companies have jerked up premium rates for flood insurance by 50 per cent, in response to increased flooding incidences across the country.

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