The phrase 'buy-side' refers to companies that are in the business of buying others, rather than selling them. Investment banks are not usually part of this; although they may advise on the purchase o...
Capital is a vague term which can refer to one of two things:Factories, machinery, equipment etc. owned by a companyThe value of financial assets such as cash, short-term securities etc.In an economic...
President Bola Tinubu has issued a state of emergency on food security and announced some plans focused on assuring food availability and affordability in Nigeria.Dele Alake, special assistant to the ...
Mike Adenuga, Chairman of Conoil and CEO of Globacom, has witnessed a drop in his net worth, which is currently at $3.6 billion. According to research on Forbes and Nairametrics, it shows a...
Reports show that the Federal Government lost N13.33 billion in income from gas flaring fines imposed on oil and gas companies in January and February 2023.According to the National Oil Spill Detectio...
Collateral is any asset which is used as backing for debt. In the event of a default on the debt, the collateral is seized to cover the losses. The most common example of collateral is in a mortgage, ...
Contagion is the term used in economics to describe the situation where financial instability in one sector or economy can spread to a different sector or economy. The term comes from the study of con...
The Dodd-Frank Regulatory Reform Bill is a bill in the United States which was passed after the 2008 financial crisis which aims to increase restrictions and government control over the financial sect...
The Federal Government (FG), through its Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC), is planning to fine Point of Sales (PoS) operators who establish service tariffs by the Associa...
Even while entry-level accounting professions often entail working long hours performing computations, the career path offers chances to advance to senior roles with substantial incomes. Possess...