Access Holdings takes over Standard Chartered Bank’s Angolan, Sierra Leonean assets
West Africa's biggest lender by assets is steadily deepening its foothold in Southern Africa, regarded as the continent’s most lucrative ...
West Africa's biggest lender by assets is steadily deepening its foothold in Southern Africa, regarded as the continent’s most lucrative ...
Mr Tinubu said his administration is already working hard on making a difference in attracting investments.
The move signals Access Holdings' most aggressive push for expansion beyond its home market Nigeria, ever since it teed off ...
The project, which was approved by the Federal Executive Council in 2017, was abandoned by the Federal Ministry of Transportation.
The committee says data from First Bank, Union Bank, Stanbic IBTC are still undergoing reviews.
This is Fidelity Bank’s third outing in the Eurobond market, having previously issued Eurobonds in 2013 and 2017.
The committee gave the banks two weeks to reconcile their accounts with the consultant working with it or risk removal ...
Nigeria is expected to raise up to $3 billion (1.2 trillion) but no more than $6.2 billion.
Eurobonds will be issued to partly finance the 2021 budget deficit, the proceeds will be used to fund various projects ...
Last week, the government said it will source funding to develop two key rail lines, from Standard Chartered Plc.
For those who have stayed out of the market before or after the pandemic, the challenge of when to get ...
The CBN said the list of 37 donors include individuals, banks and other corporate organisations.
Mr Onnoghen was arraigned at the CCT for failing to correctly declare his assets.
Authorities says Mr. Onnoghen's trial will commence on January 14 at the Code of Conduct Tribunal.
Two top officials had earlier hinted on a possible out-of-court settlement.
Hearing of the new suit has been scheduled for December 3.
Nigeria has held ownership since 2014 in the troubled firm.
"The raid by operatives purportedly wearing the jackets of the Commission might have been the handiwork of errant officers."
The banks allegedly helped MTN to illegally transfer funds abroad.
Four indicted commercial banks to refund N5.87 billion.
The loan will be for up to three years and can be used for capital expenditure or working capital.
The oil giant says it helps vendors and suppliers in the oil and gas industry to secure funds at reduced ...
"In as much as the CBN would not want to be seen joining issues with any bank on any issue, ...
The CBN says a National Collateral Registry is almost ready, and will facilitate the easy access of loans by bank ...
Mr. Idowu says those jostling to buy Enterprise Bank might end up closing some of its branches and reducing staff ...
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