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The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has introduced new regulatory and supervisory guidelines for Bureau De Change (BDC) operations in Nigeria.

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Several reasons underscore the crucial importance of businesses prioritizing sustainability.

There has been a rapid growth and expansion of start-up activity in Nigeria particularly in the Tech industry.

Nigeria's position as the number one destination for startups in Africa has been sealed in recent years. According to Nairametrics, Nigerian startups have collectively raised a sum of $1.65 billion out of...

Under Common Law, a Company Secretary was regarded as a mere clerk with no ostensible authority to bind the company.

Nigeria is rapidly emerging as a key destination for investors in the global minerals market. With rich deposits of lithium, gold, tin, and other critical minerals, the country offers significant opportunities...

The rise of sustainability reporting has sparked apprehension among stakeholders and investors regarding its credibility.

On 9th December 2020, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) issued a circular on "New License Categorisations for the Nigerian Payments System" (NPS Circular).

The Executive Chairman of the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), Mr. Muhammad Nami, recently disclosed that ₦66 billion was recovered from stamp duties between January and May 2020.

NOFR is a transaction-based reference rate derived from actual overnight secured funding trades, specifically NGN-denominated repurchase (“REPO”) transactions with a minimum size of NGN 5 billion (five billion Naira), between eligible financial institutions, reflecting current liquidity conditions in Nigeria’s interbank market

Nigeria offers substantial opportunities for foreign investors seeking to establish operations in Africa's largest economy. However, successful market entry requires more than simply filing incorporation documents—it demands careful navigation of multiple regulatory agencies, proper capital importation procedures, and compliance with foreign investment rules that can determine whether your venture thrives or stalls before it begins.

Cross-border restructuring often involves complex legal and regulatory requirements that can affect the timing, cost, and overall success of a transaction.

Pursuant to the powers conferred on the National Insurance Commission by the National Insurance Commission Act 1997 ..

In Nigeria, technology plays a prominent role in driving the growth and development of the society. In recent times, several tech startups/tech hubs have been established to solve social, cultural,...

Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) occupy a central position in Nigeria’s economic structure. According to various National Bureau of Statistics...

As a keen observer, then active student, and later storied contributor to Nigerian business landscape and sectoral reforms discourse for almost three decades, news of the enactment...