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Interest Rate on Nigerian OMO Bills Declines Interest rate on Nigerian OMO Bills declined amidst strong investors’ appetite for the naira assets at the primary market auction. At the last auction conducted in 2024, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) set lower spot rates for OMO bills amidst rising appetite. Foreign...
Stanbic IBTC Insurance Passes Audit Certification Stanbic IBTC Insurance Limited announced that it has successfully passed a comprehensive audit, which has resulted in the issuance of an IQNET-recognised certificate. The company said in a statement that he certificate confirms that Stanbic IBTC Insurance tLimited has implemented and maintained a Quality Management...
The average yield on Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) bonds saw a marginal increase in the secondary market over soft sell pressure, resulting in a slight uptick in the average yield to 19.75%.
Innovation Key to Commodities Development – SEC The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) says it is committed to promoting innovation and collaboration to position commodities exchanges as vital drivers of economic growth. This is contained in a notice by the Director-General of SEC, Dr Emomotimi Agama, said on Sunday in Abuja....
Equities Investors See N609 billion Gain on Nigerian Exchange Equities investors on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) trading platform gained about N609 billion last week in the local bourse. The market ended the week with investors picking stocks with upside potential amidst Christmas celebrations. The local bourse keeps the trajectory uptrend,...
Stanbic IBTC Bank has solidified its position as the leading Bank for capital importation in Nigeria, capturing an impressive 28.30% of total foreign capital inflows worth about $2 billion in the first nine months of 2024.
Equities investors trading highs and lows on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) platform are currently taking positions in the local bourse ahead of the Christmas celebration.
The average yield on Nigerian government bonds cleared at 19.73% over subdued trading activities in the secondary market.
The Nigerian bonds benchmark yield rose by 5 basis points (bps) in the secondary market last week as investors trimmed holdings
The benchmark yield on Nigerian government bonds retraced as asset managers, and local deposit money banks with surging liquidity parked their free cash into debt papers.