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    The Legal And Regulatory Framework For Private Debt Funds In Nigeria

    Many small- and mid-sized businesses struggle to access traditional bank financing due to strict lending requirements, high collateral demands, and limited credit availability.
    NigeriaFinance and Banking
    Pavestones
    Pavestones
  • Article

    Unbundling The PIA: Host Communities Development

    The host community development provisions in the Petroleum Industry Act 2021 (PIA) remain a focal topic of discourse amongst stakeholders in the Nigerian oil and gas industry.
    NigeriaFinance and Banking
    Olaniwun Ajayi
    Olaniwun Ajayi
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Understanding Garnishee Proceedings In Nigeria

To understand Garnishee Proceedings in Nigeria, you need to bear in mind that there must be a judgment of a "Court of competent jurisdiction" which enables a successful judgment creditor to enforce...
NigeriaFinance and Banking
Olisa Agbakoba Legal (OAL)
Olisa Agbakoba Legal (OAL)
  • Article

    AML/CFT Regimes: CBN Tightens Compliance Obligations Of Financial Institutions

    On April 17, 2025, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), through a letter referenced CMD/DIR/PUB/LTI/001/001, reminded all banks, payment service banks and other financial institutions in Nigeria...
    NigeriaGovernment, Public Sector
    Banwo & Ighodalo
    Banwo & Ighodalo
  • Article

    Beyond Delisting: The CBN’s Automated AML Standards And Nigeria’s Shift To Continuous Compliance

    Nigeria's removal from the FATF Grey List and the European Commission's high-risk list marks a significant regulatory milestone, but sustaining compliance requires robust automated systems. The Central Bank of Nigeria has issued comprehensive Baseline Standards for Automated Anti-Money Laundering Solutions, establishing minimum functional, governance, and control requirements that all CBN-regulated financial institutions must implement within strict timelines. What specific capabilities must these systems s
    NigeriaGovernment, Public Sector
    Tope Adebayo LP
    Tope Adebayo LP
  • Article

    Nigeria Remains On The Financial Action Task Force's (FATF) Grey List For AML/CFT/PF Deficiencies: The Way Forward

    At the June 2025 Plenary of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) held in Strasbourg, Nigeria remained on the global watchdog's list of "Jurisdictions under Increased Monitoring...
    NigeriaGovernment, Public Sector
    Lexworth Legal Partners
    Lexworth Legal Partners
  • Article

    Meet Our Three New Partners

    In line with our goal of maintaining industry leadership while constantly positioning ourselves as the ‘Firm of the Future', the Partnership has approved the admission of Mr. Chinedum Umeche, ...
    NigeriaLaw Department Performance
    Banwo & Ighodalo
    Banwo & Ighodalo
  • Article

    FIRS Issues Information Circular On The Chargeability Of VAT On Services Of Financial Institutions

    On 31st March, 2021, the Federal Inland Revenue Service ("FIRS" or "the Service") issued an Information Circular providing clarifications on the chargeability of Value Added Tax (VAT)...
    NigeriaTax
    Andersen in Nigeria
    Andersen in Nigeria
  • Article

    Unlocking Value From The Tax Function In Nigeria's Financial Services

    The highly dynamic local and global tax environment requires a careful examination of today's tax function. Tax functions may need to change to better manage risks, address capability gaps, and...
    NigeriaTax
    PwC Nigeria
    PwC Nigeria
  • Article

    Financial Technology And Artificial Intelligence: A Disruptive Union (2)

    Artificial intelligence (AI) technology continues to disrupt every aspect of our lives.
    NigeriaTechnology
    AELEX
    AELEX
  • Article

    Guidelines For Operating A Payment Service Bank In Nigeria

    PSBs are required to operate mostly in rural areas and unbanked locations to target financially excluded persons.
    NigeriaTechnology
    Pavestones
    Pavestones
  • Article

    Regulatory Challenges In Fintech: Breaking Down The Red Tape

    The fintech industry has revolutionized financial services by harnessing technology to enhance customer experience, security, and convenience. Artificial Intelligence and digital innovation...
    NigeriaTechnology
    The Trusted Advisors
    The Trusted Advisors
  • Article

    CVFF Is Finally Disbursing After 23 Years: What It Is And Who Qualifies

    After more than two decades of dormancy, Nigeria has finally begun disbursing the Cabotage Vessel Financing Fund (CVFF), a revolving loan facility funded by a 2% levy on cabotage-protected trade earnings since 2003. With up to $25 million available per qualifying applicant at 6.5% interest through twelve appointed Primary Lending Institutions, Nigerian shipowners now face the critical question of who qualifies and what it takes to access this long-awaited vessel acquisition finance.
    NigeriaTransport
    Olisa Agbakoba Legal (OAL)
    Olisa Agbakoba Legal (OAL)
  • Article

    How To Protect Your Wealth In Nigeria: A Smart Guide For High-Net-Worth Individuals

    Making money is one thing, but keeping it? That's a whole different ball game—worms like inflation, currency depreciation, policies and a few other, always feel entitled to bite into your fortune.
    NigeriaWealth Management
    Acuity Partners LLP
    Acuity Partners LLP
  • Article

    Fundraising Strategies For Startups: How To Attract Investors In 2025

    Fundraising in the global startup ecosystem has become increasingly competitive with each passing year. In July 2025, Crunchbase News reported that global venture funding...
    NigeriaCorporate/Commercial Law
    The Trusted Advisors
    The Trusted Advisors
  • Article

    Has The New Lease Rule Come To Change The Tax Space?

    On 13 January, 2016, the International Accounting Standard Board announced the issuance of a new accounting standard: International Financial Reporting Standard 16, on leases, which took effect on 1 January 2019.
    NigeriaFinance and Banking
    Andersen in Nigeria
    Andersen in Nigeria
  • Article

    Regulatory Framework For Facilitating Contactless Payment Transactions In Nigeria<sup>1</sup>

    The term "contactless payment" refers to a secure method for consumers to purchase products or services using a debit, credit, smartcard, or another payment device utilising radio...
    NigeriaTechnology
    SPA Ajibade & Co
    SPA Ajibade & Co
  • Article

    SEC Nigeria Issues Guidelines On Revised Minimum Capital For Regulated Entities

    In practical terms, the Guidelines introduce a significant recalibration of the prudential baseline for a broad range of operators. The reforms affect not only firms seeking new registration...
    NigeriaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Syntegral Legal Practice
    Syntegral Legal Practice
  • Article

    The Growing Importance Of Effective Environmental, Social And Governance (ESG) Policies For Companies In Nigeria

    Climate change, social inequality, and unethical company operations are just a few of the issues facing the world today. More and more companies are recognising the negative impact that industry...
    NigeriaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Moroom Africa Legal Consults
    Moroom Africa Legal Consults
  • Article

    How To Set Up A Free Zone Company In Nigeria

    A free zone company is a company registered and situated in a free zone. A free zone is a designated geographical area within a country where companies set up to enjoy exemptions or reduced taxes, customs duties, and regulations.
    NigeriaEnergy and Natural Resources
    Firmus Advisory
    Firmus Advisory
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