Corporate Scorecards
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Can Adebise Lift Wema Bank Off the Treadmill ?
Wema Bank PLc was not only a household name but highly competitive some decades in the past ; it delivered…
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GCR Affirms NOVA Merchant Bank Limited’s National Scale Long and Short-term Issuer Ratings of BBB(NG)/A3(NG); Outlook Stable.
Global Credit Rating has affirmed NOVA Merchant Bank Limited’s national scale long and short-term ratings of BBB(NG) and A3(NG) respectively,…
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UBA Appoints New Group Managing Director and Executive Board
United Bank for Africa Plc, Africa’s global bank, today announced the appointment of Oliver Alawuba as Group Managing Director, overseeing…
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FCMB’s Half Year Profitability Momentum Raises Bigger Hope for 2022
The financial year 2022, indeed, is heavily loaded with promises of better value for the entire stakeholders of First City…
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Operators kick over five per cent telecoms tax implementation
Telecommunications companies yesterday kicked against the implementation of the 2022 Fiscal Policy Measures and Tariff Amendments which provided that they…
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Firstmonie Agents Transact Over 1bn Transactions, Reinforces FirstBank’s Leading Role in Promoting Financial Inclusion in Nigeria
The Bank’s Firstmonie Agents play a critical role in promoting financial inclusion in the country The Bank currently has over…
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Unilever Nigeria Plc Declares N1.91bn PAT in Q2 2022 Unaudited Results
Unilever Nigeria Plc released its Q2 2022 Unaudited results for the period ended June 30th 2022. Key Highlights Revenue grew by 11.9% from N39.15bn to N43.81bn.Profit before tax stood at N2.98bnProfit after…
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Access Bank:When Size Becomes an Albatross
Miserable net interest margin profile,high volume of loan impairments as well as high cost to income ratio relative to its…
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Access Bank:When Size Becomes an Albatross
Herbert Wigwe, CEO, Access Bank Holdings, no doubt , is a strategic leader; his desire to go for a spate…
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Top 10 highest salary paying companies in Nigeria – 2021
MTN, Seplat Energy, and Lafarge maintained their top spots as the highest paying companies per staff in 2021, with an…
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