NSE: All-Share Index closes trading for January at 28,843.53
The All-Share index on Friday dipped 187.40 points or 0.65 per cent to close at 28,843.53 compared with 29,030.93 recorded ...
The All-Share index on Friday dipped 187.40 points or 0.65 per cent to close at 28,843.53 compared with 29,030.93 recorded ...
The market capitalisation rose by N156 billion to close at N12.752 trillion from N12.596 trillion achieved on Tuesday.
Appointment takes effect on November 18
The All-Share Index dipped 62.05 points to close at 26,293.30 against 26,355.35 on Thursday.
The margins are as recorded by September 30.
The NSE All-Share Index rose by 52.54 points or 0.19 to close at 27,698.69 from 27,646.15 achieved on Thursday.
Ephraim Anjembe has been referred to a consultant in the United Kingdom
The market capitalisation appreciated by N20 billion to close at N13.606 trillion from the N13.579 trillion achieved on Thursday.
The applicants want the court to set aside an earlier judgement against Mrs Jonathan.
The market capitalisation, which opened at N13.117 trillion, rose by N37 billion to close at N13.154 trillion.
The agency said the results of the offer for N15 billion yielded a total subscription value of N32.93 billion.
Aliko Dangote also says the availability of consumer credit facility is an important option in fighting corruption.
The market capitalisation which opened at N13.789 trillion shed N23 billion to close at N13.766 trillion.
The company listed a total of 20.35 billion shares at N90 per share on May 16.
Details of the fines are contained in Stanbic's financial statement for the year ended December 2018
The market capitalisation lost N82 billion to close at N11.094 trillion against N11.176 trillion achieved on Friday.
The market capitalisation which opened at N11.758 trillion inched N93 billion to close at N11.851 trillion.
The apex bank's action has left many questions unanswered.
The All-Share Index shed 238.62 points to close at 30,400.28 against 30,638.90 posted on Friday.
The market capitalisation closed lower at N11.474 trillion compared with N11.586 trillion on Wednesday.
The CBN had sanctioned MTN and four banks.
The case highlights growing concerns about rising illicit financial flows in Africa.
Two top officials had earlier hinted on a possible out-of-court settlement.
He rejected accusations that the CBN neglected its monitoring and regulatory role which allowed the illegal transfers thrive.
Nigeria has held ownership since 2014 in the troubled firm.
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