National Association of Microfinance Banks at NSE

L – R shows Mr. Oscar N. Onyema, Chief Executive Officer, The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) presenting a replica of closing gong to Mr. Rogers A.I. Nwoke, National President, National Association of Microfinance Bank (NAMB) during a Closing Gong Ceremony to address the grey areas or limitations that Microfinance Banks have in listing on The Nigerian Stock Exchange yesterday.

spot_img
spot_img
spot_img
spot_img
spot_img

Hot this week

NAICOM Reaffirms Support for Takaful, Microinsurance Growth as Noor Takaful Nears 10th Anniversary

L-R: Dr. Usman Jankara Jimada, Deputy Commissioner Technical, NAICOM;...

BUA Foods Delivers Double Digit Profit as Margin Discipline Drives Growth

  Company advances long term expansion strategy with significant...

Leadway Sounds Alarm on African Swine Fever, Urges Farmers to Strengthen Biosecurity

As concerns grow over recent outbreaks of African Swine...

Ecobank Nigeria Launches Scaling Up!!! Podcast to Champion African Entrepreneurship, Business Growth

Ecobank Nigeria has launched Scaling Up!!!, its flagship business...

Leadway Assurance, CubeCover, Vitse Technologies Sign on as Official Partners for IMT 5.0

Insurance Meets Tech (IMT), West Africa’s premier platform for...

Topics

Danbatta Advises Businesses to Adjust with Disruptive Technologies

L-R: John Odeyemi, Chairman, Board of Trustees and past President, Lagos...

Rivers State Investment Promotion Agency Holds Interactive Session with OPS, MDAs in PH

The Rivers State Investment Promotion Agency (RSIPA) will tomorrow...

Heirs Energies Celebrates Third Anniversary

Significant Milestones in Production Growth, Transformational Community Engagement,...

World Bank: Infections Could Cause Global Economic Damage by 2050

Drug-resistant infections have the potential to cause a level...

Emirates Group Reports $12.6bn 2015 Half-year Revenue

The Emirates Group has announced its half-year results for 2015-16, showing continued business growth and a strong performance. The Emirates Group revenue reached AED 46.1 billion (US$ 12.6 billion) for the first six months of its 2015-16 financial year, down 2.3% from AED 47.2 billion (US$ 12.9 billion) during the same period last year, reflecting the impact of the strong US dollar against major currencies. The Group marked one of its best half-year profit performances ever, with net profit rising to AED 3.7 billion (US$ 1.0 billion), up 65% over the last year’s results.

Fidelity Bank Rating Downgraded by Moody’s over Liquidity Squeeze

The credit rating of Fidelity Bank Plc has been...
spot_img

Related Articles

Popular Categories

spot_imgspot_img