Business A.M
No Result
View All Result
Wednesday, March 4, 2026
  • Login
  • Home
  • Technology
  • Finance
  • Comments
  • Companies
  • Commodities
  • About Us
  • Contact Us
Subscribe
Business A.M
  • Home
  • Technology
  • Finance
  • Comments
  • Companies
  • Commodities
  • About Us
  • Contact Us
No Result
View All Result
Business A.M
No Result
View All Result
Home Frontpage

IBTC, Chapel-Hill, FBNQuest, FCMB, UCML top as FMDQ attracts N801.6bn CPs, N299.45bn bonds

by Admin
January 21, 2026
in Frontpage, Markets

By Charles Abuede

 

Nigeria’s financial market powerhouse, FMDQ Securities Exchange, attracted quotations worth N801.6 billion in commercial papers (CPs) and saw the listing of N299.45 billion worth of bonds in 2020, contributing to the broadening of the capital market, as well as attracting significant demand from a wider range of investors, an activities’ report from the Exchange, accessed by Business A.M., has revealed.

IBTC, Chapel-Hill, FBNQuest, FCMB, UCML top as FMDQ attracts N801.6bn CPs, N299.45bn bonds
Bonds and CPs listing on Nigeria’s over-the-counter (OTC) securities exchange platform shows the confidence of the companies in Nigeria’s debt capital market. It is also helping to further broaden capital sources for the companies by enabling them access funds from the local debt capital markets while also reducing the overall cost of funding. However, these listings came despite the pandemic, which disrupted activities in the financial markets during the year under review.

 

Bonds and CPs value and their sponsors

The activities’ report shows that in 2020, a total of sixty-seven commercial papers (CPs) worth a face value of N801.60 billion and thirteen bonds worth N299.45 billion in face value were listed and quoted on the FMDQ exchange.

Stanbic IBTC Capital Limited was the most active sponsor during the year, contributing N672.09 billion which comprise of N141.50 billion in bond listings and N530.59 billion in CP quotations to the FMDQ Exchange fixed income platform from a combined 672 listings in bonds and CPs.

Also, Chapel Hill Denham Advisory Limited maintained a second place on the table with N261.56 billion worth N123.75 billion in bond listings and N137.81 billion Commercial Paper quotations from a combined 262 total bonds and CPs in its full-year market participation. Sitting third on the log was FBNQuest Merchant Bank Limited having sponsored N186.94 billion in CP quotations and N11.20 billion in bond listings from a total 198 in listings and quotations.

In fourth position for the year was FCMB Capital Markets Limited with a total of N149 billion, all of which was in CPs, while fifth was UCML Capital with a total of N70 billion, made up of N50 billion in CPs and N20 billion in bonds.

Other sponsors, according to the FMDQ activities’ report and standings on the participation log, include United Capital Plc (N53 billion), FSDH Merchant Bank (N49 billion), EAC Advisory Limited (N48 billion), Standard Chartered Capital Market and Advisory (N40 billion), Union Capital Markets (N38 billion), Coronation Merchant Bank (N38 billion), Renaissance Securities Nigeria (N29 billion), Rand Merchant Bank Nigeria (N29 billion), Greenwich Trust (N10 billion), Absa Capital Markets Nigeria (N10 billion), CardinalStone Partners (N5 billion), CitiBank Nigeria (N5 billion) and Cordros Capital with N3 billion listings during the full year 2020.

Meanwhile, as of December 2020, thirty-eight institutions were registered with FMDQ under the registered member listing (RML) and thirty-nine institutions registered with the Exchange under registered member quotations (RMQ) categories, respectively.

And in the FMDQ Exchange fixed income primary markets, only eighteen RMs participated in the listings and quotations of these securities. Nine RMs participated solely in the CP market; two participated in the bonds market alone while seven RMs participated in both the bond and CP markets. However, the FMDQ report highlighted the RMs that sponsored the listings and quotations of fixed income securities (i.e. bonds and commercial papers) respectively for Full Year 2020.

 

Admin
Admin
Previous Post

Nigeria central bank bans banks from crypto, virtual currency transactions

Next Post

Emirates bows to Nigeria as NCAA lifts flight suspension over Covid-19 protocols

Next Post

Emirates bows to Nigeria as NCAA lifts flight suspension over Covid-19 protocols

  • Trending
  • Comments
  • Latest
Igbobi alumni raise over N1bn in one week as private capital fills education gap

Igbobi alumni raise over N1bn in one week as private capital fills education gap

February 11, 2026

Glo, Dangote, Airtel, 7 others prequalified to bid for 9Mobile acquisition

November 20, 2017

How UNESCO got it wrong in Africa

May 30, 2017

CBN to issue N1.5bn loan for youth led agric expansion in Plateau

July 29, 2025

6 MLB teams that could use upgrades at the trade deadline

Top NFL Draft picks react to their Madden NFL 16 ratings

Paul Pierce said there was ‘no way’ he could play for Lakers

Arian Foster agrees to buy books for a fan after he asked on Twitter

Nigeria’s new tax laws could create the world’s first AI-native tax system

Nigeria’s new tax laws could create the world’s first AI-native tax system

March 4, 2026
Nigerian Exchange breaks N91trn mark as equities rally

NGX snaps rally as N101.9bn wipeout hits market cap

March 4, 2026
Oil market weighs softer U.S. demand against rising OPEC supply outlook

Oil rally pauses as U.S. jobs data offsets Hormuz war risk

March 4, 2026
Gas supply disruption to OML 18 cuts power supply across 9 Abia LGAs

Gas supply disruption to OML 18 cuts power supply across 9 Abia LGAs

March 4, 2026

Popular News

  • Igbobi alumni raise over N1bn in one week as private capital fills education gap

    Igbobi alumni raise over N1bn in one week as private capital fills education gap

    0 shares
    Share 0 Tweet 0
  • Glo, Dangote, Airtel, 7 others prequalified to bid for 9Mobile acquisition

    0 shares
    Share 0 Tweet 0
  • How UNESCO got it wrong in Africa

    0 shares
    Share 0 Tweet 0
  • CBN to issue N1.5bn loan for youth led agric expansion in Plateau

    0 shares
    Share 0 Tweet 0
  • What’s Behind the Fourth-Quarter Earnings Dip?

    0 shares
    Share 0 Tweet 0
Currently Playing

CNN on Nigeria Aviation

CNN on Nigeria Aviation

Business AM TV

Edeme Kelikume Interview With Business AM TV

Business AM TV

Business A M 2021 Mutual Funds Outlook And Award Promo Video

Business AM TV

Recent News

Nigeria’s new tax laws could create the world’s first AI-native tax system

Nigeria’s new tax laws could create the world’s first AI-native tax system

March 4, 2026
Nigerian Exchange breaks N91trn mark as equities rally

NGX snaps rally as N101.9bn wipeout hits market cap

March 4, 2026

Categories

  • Frontpage
  • Analyst Insight
  • Business AM TV
  • Comments
  • Commodities
  • Finance
  • Markets
  • Technology
  • The Business Traveller & Hospitality
  • World Business & Economy

Site Navigation

  • Home
  • About Us
  • Contact Us
  • Privacy & Policy
Business A.M

BusinessAMLive (businessamlive.com) is a leading online business news and information platform focused on providing timely, insightful and comprehensive coverage of economic, financial, and business developments in Nigeria, Africa and around the world.

© 2026 Business A.M

Welcome Back!

Login to your account below

Forgotten Password?

Retrieve your password

Please enter your username or email address to reset your password.

Log In
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Technology
  • Finance
  • Comments
  • Companies
  • Commodities
  • About Us
  • Contact Us

© 2026 Business A.M