Nigerian Issuers Pay Up to 20% to Raise Debt in First Half of 2026
Corporate borrowers and state-backed entities paid coupon rates as high as 20% to access Nigeria’s debt capital market in the ...
Corporate borrowers and state-backed entities paid coupon rates as high as 20% to access Nigeria’s debt capital market in the ...
Nigeria’s average maximum lending rate declined to 33.16% in June 2026, down from 34.78% in May, offering a slight reduction ...
The Central Bank of Nigeria's (CBN) ambitious Intervention Funds Programme, aimed at bolstering various sectors with an estimated N10.3 trillion, ...
The Federal Government of Nigeria is in advanced negotiations with the World Bank to secure over $1 billion in loans ...
Senate President Godswill Akpabio has called upon the members of the panel investigating the N30tn "Ways and Means" loans acquired ...
As Nigeria grapples with skyrocketing inflation and increasing living costs, an alarming number of its citizens are turning to sports ...
In a newly revealed document, the United States Department of State has raised concerns over China's potential influence on the ...
Recently, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) made a significant move by revoking the operating licenses of several microfinance banks, ...
In a country like Nigeria, where the banking sector is a critical driver of economic growth and development, it is ...
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