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    How to Buy Banks New Shares, Pay for Rights Issue

    Marketforces AfricaBy Marketforces AfricaJuly 19, 2024Updated:July 19, 2024 Uncategorized No Comments2 Mins Read
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    How to Buy Banks New Shares, Pay for Rights Issue

    A few years ago, paper work and long processes might have discouraged you from investing in the stock market. Now, things have changed drastically. You can buy and trade with a click on your mobile device, seamlessly.

    Buying shares offered by Nigerian banks from your device has been made very easy.

    There is no demand to fill out any paper forms. Whether you are an existing shareholder in one of the listed companies on the Nigerian exchange or you are planning to buy public offers from banks, the process has been made very simple.

    Nigerian Exchange Group has recently launched an electronic offering platform where you can pay for rights issues if you are an existing shareholder of a bank. You can also buy public offers from any bank of your choice with a simple process.

    There are three banks in the market seeking to raise funds from existing and new investors. Access Bank, Fidelity Bank, or GTCO PLC are in the market to raise funds from shareholders and new investors. If you are interested, the process can be completed on your device.

    You can now invest in 4 simple steps:

    1. Visit invest.ngxgroup.com to see available offers

    2. Click “Buy Now” and enter your details

    3. Search & Select your Broker

    4. Make payment and submit

    How to Buy Banks New Shares, Pay for Rights Issue  CBN Sells US Dollars to Banks, BDCs to Boost FX Liquidity

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