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Nigeria’s tier-one banks are competing with the fintechs, as they offer quick, easy and cheaper loans without collateral.
UBA, Zenith Bank and Access Bank led the pack of banks that dominated transactions in the T-Bills and FGN bonds in half year ended June 30, 2019.
Out of all the companies listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), banks make up a significant percentage of the top employers of labour.
Information obtained from the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) has shown that 10 Nigerian companies incurred the highest tax expenses in half-year 2019.
Access Bank has opened its new branch in the sleepy community of Ipetu-Ijesha, in Oriade Local Government of Osun State.
The response to the challenge of unemployment was what led to the establishment of the Lagos State Employment Trust Fund (LSETF) in 2016.
Nigerian Banks are in stiff competition with FinTech startups over what is regarded as the highly lucrative Quick Loan Segment.
As the September 30th deadline set by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) for banks to maintain a 60% minimum loan-to-deposit ratio approaches, reports show thirteen (13) banks in Nigeria disbursed loans to customers to the tune of N15.9 trillion between January and June 2019.
@gtbank and @zenithbank continue to run neck to neck among the FUGAZ Banks in H1 2019.
Access Bank recover N14 billion in bad loans after merger with Diamond Bank
@myaccessbank tops this week's watchlist on the @nsecontact as the bank will hold an investor call today following the release of its H1 2019 results.
Access Bank recently released the first post-merger audited H1 2019 financial report for the combined entity following the merger with Diamond Bank.