CBN, SEC complete Union Bank’s share allotment
Union Bank launched the N49.7 billion rights issue on September 20, 2017.
Union Bank launched the N49.7 billion rights issue on September 20, 2017.
The bill seeks to halt contravention of global banking standards by Nigerian banks.
The Fund says many investors are attracted by business prospect of Nigeria
Because of illiquidity in the market, companies are borrowing short term funds, an official says.
The idea behind the scheme is to support large scale commercial agriculture.
“The Centre of Excellence Project in ABU was conceived in April 2009 and awarded in October 2009.”
Maize was not among the 41 items banned, an official said.
Mr. Soludo spoke as the Chairman of the Occasion at the 47th Convocation Lecture of the UNN.
The Pound Sterling and the Euro closed at N480 and N430
The corporation says it is not playing 'catch up' with the technology.
CBN governor says Nigeria exited recession, earlier than expected.
The MPC retained the interest rate at 14 per cent.
The CBN announced the MPC decision.
Naira maintained its rate against major currencies.
The judge says his earlier ruling created an "awkward and unfortunate result."
“That is what we need but we have never gone beyond about $12 billion.”
The bank says fraudsters demand N1000 charge for a non-existent World Bank scheme.
The Anchor Borrowers Programme is one of the CBN’s key intervention programmes.
Analyses of the data would lead to considerable recovery of lost revenues.
The NPA and Intels have been at loggerheads over compliance with government's TSA policy.
The state government says it will secure loans for the participants from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) after the ...
The bank offered $100 million for wholesale interventions.
The immediate past board chairman of the bank praises the contributions of the former leaders.
The case involves a commercial transaction between Ontario and bank in 2014.
The committee identified 32 leakage channels.
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