The cheat highway: How banks defraud their customers
Adesola Afolabi
June 11, 2018
Obviously, the hint of being cheated a kobo out of your hard earned money would elicit rage that is literally earsplitting. For you to
Nigeria Inter-bank Settlement Systems Plc. ready for instant clearing of cheques
Steve OmanufemeApril 30, 2018
The disruptive impact of technology on the financial services industry would soon usher in instant clearing of other bank cheques in
Nigeria Access Bank grew earnings by 20% to N459bn in 2017
Businessam StaffMarch 21, 2018
Nigeria commercial lender, Access Bank, Wednesday released its financial statements for the year ended December 2017 wherein it
Nigeria’s Vision 2020 goal of 20th world largest economy muted – analyst
Businessam StaffDecember 4, 2017
The target set by Nigeria to become the 20th largest economy in the world by the year 2020 may not be achievable as proposed. This was
Nigerian banks turning to Eurobonds to ease foreign currency maturity gaps as $4bn already issued end-June – Fitch
Businessam StaffOctober 17, 2017
The return of Nigerian banks to the international bond markets marks a small step towards reducing maturity mismatches between
Banks back Dangote’s cash, shares bid for South Africa’s PPC
Businessam StaffSeptember 21, 2017
Dangote Cement Plc, has firmly put forward its takeover bid of PPC as it has written to the cement maker offering cash and shares as
Bankers’ Committee says Nigeria’s economic indices point to earlier-than-expected recovery from recession
Businessam StaffAugust 11, 2017
The Nigerian Bankers’ Committee, comprising financial services operators and the sector regulator, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN),
Fidelity Bank denies alleged sack of drivers
Businessam StaffJuly 25, 2017
Fidelity Bank Plc has denied reports that it terminated the employment of some of its drivers without adequate compensation. In a
Nigerian banks see stability returning
Businessam StaffMay 16, 2017
Nigerian banks are uptick that the economy is past the worst of what most described as “the most severe downturn in 25 years”, according to Renaissance Capital’s findings from its 8th annual Pan-Africa Investors conference, which held in Lagos recently.