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Insurer plans new strategies to deepen insurance market
Operators have been urged to diversify insurance products to meet the needs of every individual in the country. Besides, they called on The post Insurer plans new strategies to deepen
NAICOM targets June for new guidelines implementation
The National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) has fixed June 1, 2021, for the implementation of the industry’s corporate governance guidelines that will take the sector to a greater height. The post
Refineries: A cautioning tale for ambitious revival
If Nigeria’s refineries were a private project, a fresh profitability analysis would certainly be required before an additional naira is released for the rehabilitation. The post Refineries: A cautioning tale
POS merchants want CBN to change policy on charge-back
The POS Merchants Association of Nigeria has called on the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to change its policy to charge-back claims on POS transactions as fraud increases. The post
Finance experts chart course for data analytics adoption
International finance experts, including executives of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA), have made a case for a change of orientation among peers The post Finance experts chart course
‘Using tech tools to drive insurance market acceptance’
Stakeholders in the industry are demanding that greater investment be made in the acquisition and deployment of contemporary technology to address the insurance patronage crisis. The post ‘Using tech tools
Africa Prudential Plc declares N1 billion dividends to shareholders
Africa Prudential Plc, a digital technology and investor services firm listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), held its Annual General Meeting last Thursday, March 25, 2021 The post Africa
Experts task government on infrastructure investment instrument
Stakeholders in the financial market have underscored the need for the government to work out modalities on how to boost investment in infrastructure through the creation of activities The post
SEC sets N50m paid up capital for Warehousing, Collateral Mgt companies
By Obas Esiedesa The Securities and Exchange Commission, SEC, has set N50 million as minimum paid up capital for Warehousing and Collateral Management companies in the country. The threshold was
Behold, Nigeria’s Leading Techpreneurs
With the drastic shift from agrarian, industrial and information ages, the future is now tied to providing knowledge-based solutions to practical problems in education, medicine, commerce and industry, environment and
