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Nigeria, Africa's economy by gross domestic products and its most populous, sits in pole position among the continent's countries to...
Read moreDetailsIncreased regulation on anti-money laundering and accompanying swinging fines have made banks too risk-averse and left many genuine clients unserved,...
Read moreDetailsNigeria’s Federal Government economic blueprint, the 2017-20 Economic Recovery and Growth Plan (ERGP) released in March 2017, which recognizes the...
Read moreDetailsThe United Arab Emirates (UAE), Iraq, Kazakhstan and Malaysia Tuesday pledged full support for the existing monitoring mechanism to fully...
Read moreDetailsUnregistered household enterprises comprise a significant portion of Nigeria’s economy, accounting for as high as 65 percent of GDP, says...
Read moreDetailsGlobal bank rating trends were sharply negative in the first half of 2017 with downgrades significantly outnumbering upgrades, says Fitch...
Read moreDetailsThey are back! Nigerian domestic investors who, beaten by the 2008 bug of the financial crisis that engulfed the Nigerian...
Read moreDetailsNigeria’s finance ministry has been fingered for non-release of funds to the Pension Transitional Directorate (PTAD) to carry out its statutory function...
Read moreDetailsAs Nigerian financial regulators look ahead to the December 2019 deadline to fully comply with the demands of the Nigerian...
Read moreDetailsThe World Trade Organisations' (WTO) latest World Trade Outlook Indicator (WTOI) released Monday, August 07, suggests that global merchandise trade...
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