The federal government is now in favour of debt for low yielding bonds as against the debt for equity option recommended by the high-powered national conference...
Traditional banking rotatory credit and thrift societies are booming all over the country and are making a lot of money in circulation out of the banking...
Nigerian entrepreneurs are now approaching their banks with realistic and meaningful business proposals, The Republic investigation has revealed. Our investigation has also shown that an increasing...
Five companies quoted on the Nigerian Stock Exchange have been placed on technical suspension pending a public issue of additional capital on behalf of the companies....
Beneficiaries of the N50 million graduate loan scheme who are to bank with United Bank for Africa, UBA, can now have their business accounts opened in...
Instalmental remittances in respect of invisible trade transactions and bills for collection are now permissible in the FEM operation, The Republic investigation has revealed. It was...
Nigeria international credit rating has dropped from its 76th position in September last year to 77th in September this year, one point down the scale. This...
Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, now forbids banks to debit the accounts of (or surcharge), their names clients for short falls on letters of credit for...
International experts have expressed fear in the future of international trade financing as a result of the growing inability of debtor-nations to pay off their debts...
The Securities and Exchange Commission valued a total of 41.1 million shares worth N52.7 million for 38 companies between April and June this year. This compared...
Nigeria was 27 last Thursday. The day was as usual marked with festivities. 27 years in a man’s life is quite sometime. At 27, a man...
Financial houses in Lagos have recommended the federal government on its decision to make the Central Bank autonomous. The decision was hailed yesterday by banker who...
Major industrialised nations may not improve on their present low response to Third World countries debt problems. Reports from Washington on the ongoing World Bank meeting...
Nigeria and her foreign creditors have failed to beat the September deadline for the rounding doff the debt talks on the outstanding $19.7 billion (N78.7 billion)...
Nigerian non-oil export amounted a total of ($269.75) N1.099 billion in the last 10 months (October 1986 – June 1987) according to figures just released by...