Helen Oji is a journalist currently employed by Guardian Nigeria and Blueprint Newspapers. She covers a wide range of topics in her articles, including finance, investment, and market trends. Her reporting provides valuable insights for investors and individuals interested in the Nigerian stock market.
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By: Helen Oji
Jeremy Awori is the current Group Chief Executive Officer of Ecobank Transnational Incorporated (ETI), the parent company of the Ecobank Group. With over twenty-five-years of experience in the banking industry, Awori, in this interview with HELEN OJI, spoke on the bank's Growth Transformation Returns (GTR) strategy, as a key driver for its growth ambitions, the future of financial services on the continent and other sundary issues
By: Helen Oji
Following the recent appointment of new management and board for the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), shareholders have stressed the need for the members to accelerate the development of the capital market by improving the response time to complaints and monitoring listed firms' compliance with extant rules.
United Capital Plc has assured shareholders that the firm would deploy robust digital technology to further unlock opportunities and stay ahead of trends in the industry.
By: Helen Oji, Gloria Nwafor
Stakeholders at the 2024 yearly lecture of the Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria (CIBN) have called for the adoption of appropriate credit culture to pave the way for an enhanced loan securitisation process and availability of credit to the real sector.
With the 33 per cent Year-To-Date rise in the All-Share index, operators have bemoaned the negative 12 per cent return on investment recorded by the banking sector, ranking it as the worst performing on the nation's bourse presently.
Again, strong indications emerged yesterday that the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) will witness massive delisting of firms under the manufacturing, consumer goods and oil and gas sectors, as operators urged government to take urgent steps in tackling nation's macro economic woes.
No respite yet for stock market investors as no fewer than 15 listed firms across sectors so far have failed to pay dividends to shareholders in the 2023 financial year as these firms battle with perennial issues bedeviling the nation's economy.
A turnover of 1.8 billion shares worth N34.3 billion was recorded in 37,528 deals by investors on the floor of the Exchange last week.This volume of shares traded was however higher than 1.6 billion units valued at N32.3 billion that was exchanged in 44,915 deals during the preceding week.
By: Helen Oji
Cordros Capital anticipates the federal government's fiscal deficit to reach N14.26 trillion this year, translating to 5.37 per cent of the country's gross domestic product (GDP).
Nigerian Exchange Group Plc has announced plans to deploy a technology application that would ensure that the proposed banking recapitalisation and various capital raising exercises in the market are delivered digitally.
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