Flutterwave Obtains IMTO Licence in Malawi
Nigerian leading fintech firm Flutterwave recently announced that it has obtained an International Money Transfer Operator (IMTO) licence from the Reserve Bank of Malawi to further assist its internat...
Nigerian leading fintech firm Flutterwave recently announced that it has obtained an International Money Transfer Operator (IMTO) licence from the Reserve Bank of Malawi to further assist its internat...
The Nigerian Exchange Limited on Wednesday experienced a N35bn decline in market capitalization with big stocks experiencing decline. On the list were MTN Nigeria (-0.63%), Dangote Sugar (-1.64%), Laf...
Six (6) big companies out of the 155 listed on the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) contributed 62.3% or N24.313 trillion, out of the overall market capitalization of N39.052 trillion during November.C...
The Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX), in collaboration with Zenith Bank and supported by Africa Prudential, extended its financial literacy initiative, X-lit, to the Army Barracks, in line with its com...
Yesterday's domestic stock at the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NGX) sustained the second trading session of the year with a gain of N847 billion as investors bargained for United Bank for Africa (UBA) and...
The Nigerian Stock Exchange recorded another win after the close of Wednesday's market as the NGX crossed 90,000 basis points. Market capitalisation increased by 2.38% or N1.14 trillion to close...
On Monday, the naira fell to N1348.63/$ at the Nigerian Autonomous Foreign Exchange Market. The decline shows a 51.21% drop from how the N891.90/$ traded last Friday at the official market. This data ...
The Federal Government, in collaboration with the Central Bank of Nigeria, has increased the exchange rate for cargo clearance from N952/$ to N1.356/$.This announcement came just after a week when the...
Tuesday trading finished negatively following losses of big companies like BUA Cement, Sterling Financial Holding Company, and co as they caused the Nigerian Exchange to fall. Market capitalisation lo...
The Nigerian stock market continued negatively following a loss of N480.8 billion as investors continued profit-taking in six (6) Tier-1 banks and 48 other firms. Market capitalisation was down b...