Economy & Market
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121FintechNGR, SEC Partner to Strengthen Regulations for Fintechs
In a significant move to deepen its advocacy objectives and enhance collaboration between regulators and Fintechs in Nigeria, FintechNGR, led by its...
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140National Assembly Amends CBN Act
The National Assembly, yesterday, passed an amendment to the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Act, which increased the apex bank’s threshold of...
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314Equities Market Sustains Bearish Run
EQUITIES The Nigerian equities market sustained its bearish run, following losses in NB (-9.8%), ZENITHBANK (-2.2%) and UCAP (-9.0%). Consequently, the All-Share...
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244Lagos Bourse Sustains Bearish Performance
EQUITIES The domestic stock market continued its descent as investors sold off NESTLE (-9.8%) and UBA (-5.3%), causing a 0.3% decline in the...
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180Senate, SEC, Others Seek Strategies on Unclaimed Dividends
The Senate Committee on Capital Market, Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) and stakeholders in the capital market on Monday said they would...
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218MFBs Assets’ Value Hit ₦2.8tr in Q2 2024
Despite the economic headwind, the microfinance banking sector has continued to record impressive performance in all key assessment parameters with the sub-sector’s...
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147CBN Clears Next-of-kin to Claim Funds in Dormant Accounts
Next of kin, legal representative, or beneficial owner have been cleared by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to make claims on...
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189FGN Bond: Bears Persist as Average Yield Advance 19.45% W-o-W
Bearish spree continued in the domestic bond market as sell pressure from the previous week lingered, as the bond auction which held...
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207Treasury Bills: Bearish Sentiment Holds Sway
Last week, the Nigerian Treasury Bills (“NT-Bills”) secondary market sustained the bearish outing as average yield advanced 34bps w-o-w to settle at...
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199Domestic Bourse Starts Week on Bearish Note
EQUITIES The domestic bourse started the week’s trading on a bearish note following sell pressures in ZENITHBANK (-3.6%) and FBNH (-2.6%). Consequently, the...
