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"Oh my gosh" "How could they" "Nigeria is at it again". Oh the wailing of many to probably what they understand little about.

Microfinance banks are quite common in Nigeria and this is because they play a key role in the financial sector. They offer small scale banking services to those who cannot be covered by the traditional banks.

Challenger banks now have a window to establish a representative office in Nigeria. This is because of the newly proposed CBN Guideline on the Regulation of Representative Offices of Foreign Banks...

In January 2021, the Central Bank of Nigeria ("CBN") issued the Framework for Regulatory Sandbox Operations (the "Framework"), which provides for the establishment of a regulatory sandbox in Nigeria and the rules guiding its operations.

The Central Bank of Nigeria ("CBN") on 15th March, 2022, released an exposure draft on the Guidelines for Bank Neutral Cash Hubs Operations in Nigeria

In light of ongoing challenges in the Nigerian foreign exchange market, including recent distortions driven by speculators and illicit traders, the need for a robust regulatory...

Recent weeks have seen a steady stream of data releases from international institutions confirming the reality that we feel on the ground – ‘commodity markets sneeze and (about half of) the region catches a cold'.

In recent times, the idea of digital banking has become increasingly popular with the establishment of digital banks. These digital banks like Kuda...

The Federal Government of Nigeria has set in place a framework for the generation and distribution of energy in accordance with the implementation of the Electric Power Sector Reform Act, 2005.

Jack Jackson has been a customer of two reputable Nigerian banks for over four years. He had intended to secure loan financing from one of them to fund a project of his.

A performance bond is a financial guarantee provided by a surety (usually a bank or an insurance company) on behalf of the contractor to the project developer.

Governments around the world have been plagued with how to meet the housing deficits with the escalating population and migration to urban areas.

The Banking Sector Regulation Programme is a regulatory initiative of the Central Bank of Nigeria that requires banks operating in Nigeria, to increase their minimum paid-in common equity capital to a specified amount ...

The new CBN Agency Banking Regulations represent a major regulatory development that warrants more than just an investor update.

The Rules not only provide for the due regulation of OTPs, but also ensure that Dealing Members do not run at a risk of being left unprotected.

Nigeria's monetary growth relies heavily on how well it can build and maintain robust public infrastructure.

On 20th October 2019, MTN subscribers received a love letter from MTN.