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Reports Reveal Nigerians Risk the Loss of More Multinationals in 2024 | 5 Things That Should Matter Today - Vimarsana News

Reports Reveal Nigerians Risk the Loss of More Multinationals in 2024 | 5 Things That Should Matter Today

Philanthropist Peter Obi donates $50,000 to Anambra Hospital PalmPay advises customers to update their accounts in line with CBN’s recent directive

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Accesing Impact Of Daily Limit Removal On Banks' Deposit Window - Vimarsana News

Accesing Impact Of Daily Limit Removal On Banks' Deposit Window

The Central Bank of Nigeria(CBN) recently removed the N2 billion daily limit on funds placed at the Standing Deposit Facility (SDF) window, a move that has

TEMPLARS and Clifford Chance host tech summit on developing fintech in Ghana - Vimarsana News

TEMPLARS and Clifford Chance host tech summit on developing fintech in Ghana

African law firm, TEMPLARS and international law firm, Clifford Chance have organised a tech summit titled “Perspectives on Fintech in Ghana” to support the growth of financial technology in the country. The event was a sequel to the recent perspectives on fintech in Nigeria held in Lagos, Nigeria. The summit was a huge success, bringing […]

2 Law firms host tech summit - Vimarsana News

2 Law firms host tech summit

Law firms, TEMPLARS and Clifford Chance, have organised a tech summit titled: "Perspectives on Fintech in Ghana" in Accra, bringing together key players

Presco announces successful issuance of N34.5 billion bond - Vimarsana News

Presco announces successful issuance of N34.5 billion bond

Presco Plc has announced the successful issuance of N34.5 billion series 1 seven-year fixed-rate bonds under its N50 billion-bond issuance programme.