

Bank customers advocate improvement in digital banking, complaints resolutions
Key Findings from EFInA Agents Survey: A tall order for financial inclusion in Nigeria

Police, banks helpless, as online loan fraud emerges

Banks face nightmare as customers move to Fintechs

CeBIH: Leveraging Open Banking for collaboration, e-payment growth

Offshore banking and money laundering (3)

Offshore banking and money laundering (1)



Illegal charges, frauds vs integrity of banking

Questions for the banking regulators

Banking sector records N32.90trn transactions in Q2 – NBS




Protecting banking consumers


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Nigeria has enormous opportunities for banking business – Oduoza
Unfortunately for us in Nigeria, merchant banking has not been fully tapped into. The most common is retail banking where every person is establishing branches and acquiring a lot of retail customers. So, we have decided that we are going to do merchant banking and do it the way it ought to be. Four merchant banks plus Nova, that is five, we believe is still very little for Nigeria.

Stock Exchange: Banking stocks rebound as market sentiment turn positive
After taking a hit from profit taking that pervaded the equities market last week, the low priced banking stocks again rebounded to profitability today in line with the general market sentiment.

Nigerian Stock Exchange: Banking stocks lead equities rally
At the end of week’s trading today, 40 companies appreciated in price compared to 32 companies that recorded price depreciation, while the price of 100 companies remained unchanged.

Sharia-based banking on the rise in Germany
Banks that conform to Islamic financial practice are on the rise among Germany’s Muslim population of around five million, a spokesman for KT Bank, a subsidiary of an Istanbul-based bank, said in Cologne on Friday.

Nigerian Stock Exchange: Oil & gas, banking stocks dominate top gainers
The top gainers chart on the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, was dominated by oil and gas as well as banking stocks at the end of transaction today.

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