NAICOM Chief, Segun Omosehin, Pays Courtesy Call on Ondo State Governor in Akure

R-L: Mr. Ahmed Lawan Kuru, Managing Director, Chief Executive...

The Africa Bancassurance Academy would like to notify the...

Once upon a time, there was a homegrown payTV network in Nigeria named HiTV. Established in 2007, it later won the rights to the English Premiership League (EPL) which was the icing on the cake for it and its rising clientele. Unfortunately, the romance did not last. By 2010, the Toyin Subair-led HiTV was unable to renew and retain the EPL deal in a $100 million duel with Multichoice, the South African-owned operator of DStv. HiTV lost. DStv snatched the deal. But as we now know, HiTV was not the only loser. Nigerians also lost!

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) urged governments at...

Strong Organic Growth in Revenues and Profits The results...

Verve International has fixed December 19, 2020 for the...

In an attempt to deploy excess capital, some major European insurers have developed overseas operations over the past several years but are now taking a more cautious approach, as not all overseas strategies have proven successful, according to a new report published by A.M. Best. Well-capitalised insurers looked to overseas investments in order to improve margins during a time when traditional domestic markets remain mature and saturated, while low interest rates are hitting investment returns, said the report, titled “European Insurers Continue Overseas Expansion Drive but More Focused in Approach.”

Emirates has announced it will reinstate its second daily...