Banks to demand stringent collateral facilities for new loan applications to firms
Moses Obajemu
December 19, 2018
Moses Obajemu In order to reduce the size of non performing loans in their books, banks will demand more stringent loan covenants and
Nigerian businesses project naira’s rise, spike in inflation , borrowing rates
Moses ObajemuDecember 6, 2018
Moses Obajemu Businesses enterprises in the small and medium sale as well as large organizations have projected that the naira would
GIFMIS: A good policy pushed hastily
Obodo EjiroOctober 1, 2017
When Ifeoluwa Bakare went to the bank to pay some money into the Treasury Single Account (TSA) of the Federal Government on 7th,
TSA: The Untold Economic benefits
Obodo EjiroOctober 1, 2017
Treasury Single Account (TSA) is a Federal Government (FG) bank account into which all revenues collected on behalf of FG by its
Chellarams, DMK partnership to intensify competition in Nigeria’s dairy market
Obodo EjiroJune 30, 2017
The competitive landscape for dairy producers in Nigeria is set to intensify with the biggest dairy producer in Germany, DMK Group,
Banking stocks lift Nigeria’s bourse index as market records 19.53% year-to-date gain
Obodo EjiroJune 29, 2017
Banking stocks on the floor of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) have outperformed other stocks, lifting NSE all share index to record
Palm oil takes shine off petroleum marketing on superior returns on investment
Obodo EjiroJune 28, 2017
Quoted companies on the Nigeria Stock Exchange (NSE) whose primary business is the production and distribution of crude palm oil (CPO)
Oil revenues from producing states make up 41% of N418.8bn shared by FG in May
Obodo EjiroJune 26, 2017
Nine oil producing states, including Lagos, contributed N174.99 billion (or 41 percent) in oil revenues to the N418.82 billion shared
Naira floatation, cost cut-back boost Okomu Oil revenues by 47%
Obodo EjiroJune 23, 2017
The technical devaluation of naira by Central Bank of Nigeria, which increased demand for local crude palm oil (CPO) and a cost
Banks exposed to Etisalat lose N106bn stock value as investors weigh options
Obodo EjiroJune 22, 2017
Stocks of banks exposed to Etisalat Thursday lost an estimated N106 billion in value at the Nigerian bourse, according to a