04/08/2019

Efforts to Boost Financial Inclusion in Nigeria

In the absence of formal financial products, many Nigerians must rely solely on cash for savings and transactions, which has an overall negative impact on Nigeria’s economy.

04/04/2019

Nigeria appoints local banks for 3.4 trln naira note issue

“Council today approved our memo seeking the approval for the appointment of seven transaction parties for the payment of 3.4 trillion naira local debt,” Ahmed told reporters in the capital, Abuja, after a cabinet meeting.

04/03/2019

Breaking Glass Ceiling in Banking

The findings of the report was an alarm bell during the recent International Women’s Day, as it showed that the corporate world was not doing enough to achieve gender equality.

04/03/2019

Moody's keeps SA at investment grade

"While economic growth will remain slow and fiscal strength will continue eroding, we expect South Africa's credit profile to remain in line with those of Baa3-rated sovereigns," Moody's said.

04/01/2019

Old Mutual executive pay soars on successful separation

The managed separation incentive plan is paid out in shares and cash — 50% of the value was paid as a cash bonus at the end of 2018, while 50% of the value will be distributed in the form of shares during 2019.

03/29/2019

These are the top 10 philanthropists in Nigeria

The Top10 magazine, Nigeria’s monthly publication, has released the list of top 10 philanthropists committing a substantial part of the wealth for humanitarian services in the country.

03/28/2019

Mauritius: scope of exequatur

When Mauritius became a British colony, the Reciprocal Enforcement of Judgments Act 1923 was enacted to simplify the enforcement of United Kingdom (UK) judgments within the overseas British colonies by way of registration.