Nigeria’s fixed income, currency markets dip 24 percent in a month
Turnover in Nigeria’s Fixed Income and Currency (FIC) markets for the month ended July 31, 2018 dropped by 24 percent or N4.13
EXCLUSIVE! Innovate or die: Banks caught between a rock and a hard place
The macroeconomic and policy environments are putting banks on horns of a dilemma. They either increase risk assets creation or mark
Banks in Africa need leverage technology to adapt to regulatory changes, risk management, says SAS
As one of the most regulated industries in the world, banks are under pressure to not only comply with constantly changing regulations
Kebbi state restructures 21 Micro Finance Banks
The Kebbi state government has restructured 21 Micro Finance Banks in the state to enable farmers, women, and youths easy access to
Outlook for South African banks slightly negative on economic gloom, political upheaval
The gloom gripping South African economy appears to be spilling over into the banking industry as earnings report for quarter two of
Zenith, UBA, Sterling lead in Nigeria commercial agriculture financing with 48% disbursement under CACS
As at May 22, 2017, the total amount released to participating banks since inception by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) under the
Lloyds seeks new London office in $100 million cost push
Lloyds Banking Group Plc is in talks to lease a new London office with room for about 1,000 workers in an effort to consolidate its
Banks begin London exodus as hopes of transitional deal fade
While that is the premise of Snap Inc’s popular messaging platform, investors also saw any gains from its red-hot IPO disappear when
Deadline looming for firms to give Brexit strategies to Bank
Hundreds of banks, insurers, fund managers and other major City firms have until Friday 14 July to tell the Bank of England how they
Banks exposed to Etisalat lose N106bn stock value as investors weigh options
Stocks of banks exposed to Etisalat Thursday lost an estimated N106 billion in value at the Nigerian bourse, according to a