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Payment Service Banks ("PSBs") have, since their introduction into the financial space, remained a veritable vehicle for financial inclusion across countries.

The role of a Personal Assistant to either an A-level, B-level, or even C-level executive within an organization in today's changing commercial environment is vital to the accomplishment of business goals of any firm.

Nigeria has recently published a draft of its proposed social media laws. There are important thematic similarities between Nigeria's social media laws and the proposed H.B. No. 20 in Texas...

On 13 of January 2020, the President signed the Finance Act 2019 (‘the Act") into law. The implementation of the Act commenced in February 2020, as announced by the Federal Ministry of Finance.

On 26 June 2025, the Federal Government of Nigeria enacted a landmark tax reform package comprising four key statutes: the Nigeria Tax Act, 2025...

The June Transfer Pricing (TP) filing season is here, with the deadline only a few weeks away!

In the last decade, Nigeria’s financial technology (FinTech) sector has grown exponentially, serving as a key driver of financial inclusion and transforming how millions access financial services.

On May 11, 2022, the SEC consolidated the Proposed Rules and issued New Rules on Issuance, Offering Platforms and Custody of Digital Assets.

The corporate business environment is regulated by certain requirements to be met for the effective operation of its business in Nigeria.

Registering a company is one of the most essential steps in setting up a business entity in Nigeria.

The Financial Reporting Council of Nigeria (FRC) issued the Nigerian Code of Corporate Governance 2018 pursuant to the power conferred on it by section 51(c) of the Financial Reporting Council of Nigeria...

In today's world, Environmental, Social and Governance ("ESG") considerations have become a global set of guiding principles for evaluating and improving corporate sustainability and impactful decision-making.

Not every Bill Gates currently sitting in his parent's garage actively thinks about corporate governance, board structure or shareholder interests.

As at 2020, Nigeria ranked 131 among 190 economies in the World Bank's annual ratings on Ease of Doing Business.

A holding company remains one of the most efficient structures for investors—local or foreign—who want to centralise ownership, streamline governance, and manage multiple businesses under a single entity.

On March 25, 2025, the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, signed the Investment and Securities Act, 2025 into law.

In today's business environment, nominee directors serve as governance assets, appointed by specific shareholders or investors to safeguard their interests on a company's board.

As Nigeria's startup ecosystem continues to grow, with Lagos emerging as a leading hub for tech and innovation, the importance of board governance cannot be overstated.