Stanbic IBTC surrenders Venture Capital licence
The banking subsidiary of the group is one of the four banks fined by Nigeria for helping MTN repatriate money ...
The banking subsidiary of the group is one of the four banks fined by Nigeria for helping MTN repatriate money ...
The sanctions also affected four leading commercial banks.
Four indicted commercial banks to refund N5.87 billion.
The All-Share Index lost 341.56 points or 0.83 per cent to close at 40,651.42
The NSE announced March 31 as the deadline for filing of the reports.
Potential savings on the proposed $2.5 billion refinancing was estimated at N64 billion per annum.
An analysis of the price movement table shows that Nigerian Breweries recorded the highest price gain of N6.43 to lead ...
The judge dismissed police's contrary argument as being of no effect.
Revenues from operations in Nigeria increased by 34.5 per cent to ₦291.4 billion.
“The CBN and NCC observed that the activities and attempt by some creditors were going to lead to the dismemberment ...
Etisalat Nigeria is enmeshed in a debt crisis to a consortium of banks.
A sensitivity analysis shows Zenith Bank contributed the largest to the loan.
The firm denies it is being probed by the EFCC.
“The strong growth was driven by a 78 per cent increase in retail fees to N14.3 billion.”
Sola David-Borha speaks on PPPs, changes in government policies, her bank's SME programmes and others.
Stanbic IBTC bank says it has a sound basis for the appeal.
The FRC says CBN has refused to keep agreements.
A Federal High Court, Lagos stopped FRC from enforcing its sanctions.
The union leader asked banks to respect workers rights The sitting president of the Association of Senior Staff of Banks, ...
Many banks have released their 2013 half-year results. Majority of the banks in Nigeria have released their 2013 first half ...
Audited results for the period ended 30 June 2013. Renaissance Capital, an investment bank, has said that it is baffled ...
The defendant is being prosecuted for three different cases of fraud.
Nigerian banks have been advised to maximize the potentials in mobile payment
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