Chams HoldCo targets N7.65 bn in hybrid offer to drive expansion
First Bank named Nigeria’s strongest brand in 2026 by Brand Finance
Insurance brokers neglect small businesses for big ticket transactions—IBN Insurance boss
7 companies plan N191bn rights issue this year ..
Basic elements of a Loan agreement
FCMB wins best environmental supporting award
N3bn bank debt: AMCON takes over Gateway Portland Cement
Tier 2 Banks: What prospects for investors?
CBN to mop-up N238bn as NBS releases June inflation data

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Bonds: States not generating enough revenue should stay within 60% threshold – Capital Assets boss
Following the economic down-turn in the country in 2016 that resulted in zero activity in the primary equities market, recent data from the debt office shows that the bond market was not spared in the lull as only few companies were able to access the market to raise fund both in the domestic and international space. Mr. Ariyo Olushekun, Vice-chairman/CEO, Capital Assets Limited, spoke to Financial Vanguard on the issues involved. Excerpts:
Time for insurers to innovate capacity for bigger risks – Standard Alliance boss
Mr. Bode Akinboye is the Group Managing Director of Standard Alliance Insurance Plc. In this interview with Financial Vanguard, he addressed the current restructuring going on in the company and other issues in the insurance industry.
Enabling environment, market forces can encourage telcos to list — Airtel CEO
THE Managing Director/CEO, Airtel Nigeria, Mr. Segun Ogunsanya, has said that telecom firms in Nigeria can successfully list on the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, and contribute significantly to the socio-economic development of the country barring challenges confronting operators in the sector. According to him, an enabling business environment, policies that promote ease of doing business and market forces in line with best practices are key factors that can encourage them to list on the Exchange.
I cannot use bank loan to fund my business — Deborah Oyedepo
JUDGING from my last experience obtaining a loan, I would say the process was fairly easy and straight forward. I was formerly banking with a particular bank and I had to transfer my funds to the new bank I wanted to obtain the loan from. The bank was able to process the loan within a month. It was not cumbersome at all. The repayment time and schedule were very convenient for me.
Heritage Bank, Biase Plantations seal N232m pact on oil palm production
HERITAGE Bank Plc has signed N232million Pilot phase of Out-growers agreement with Biase Plantations Limited (BPL) and its joint venture partner, PZ Wilmar Limited.
Banks’ assets and liabilities hit N33 trillion
THERE are strong indications that the total asset and liabilities of commercial banks in the country have crossed the N33 trillion mark, according to the economic report of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) for May, 2017 released on Friday.
WAICA Re Plc lost $2bn to Nigeria’s currency devaluation in 2016 —CEO
As at the end of the day we are able to close on a very sound note. We increased the premium income from $33.5million in 2015 to $49.6million in 2016 which is about 35 percent growth.
It’s difficult to negotiate favourable loan terms — Michael Obi
By Adaeze Okechukwu IN my opinion, obtaining loan from banks is actually not a bad idea especially when the loan is used for an investment that will yield a quick turnover thereafter.There are really very different types of loans facilities offered by banks to meet the individualistic nature of bank customers’ needs. The fixed term […]
Equities’ pricing: Policy consistency will sustain uptrend in H2
AS the third quarter, Q3′ 17, enters into the third week, analysts in the capital market have said that consistency and sustainability of policies that are able to deliver solid macro-economic recovery in the near term will continue to keep the market in the upward trajectory.
Ecobank re-opens Naira denominated Mastercard for international transactions
ECOBANK Nigeria has announced the availability of its Naira denominated MasterCard for international transactions as well as increased daily limits customers can spend on their cards.

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