NGX Sanctions PZ, Presco, Others For Late Filing Of Results
The NGX Regulation Limited has sanctioned Presco Plc, eTranzact International Plc, NCR (Nigeria) Plc, African Alliance Insurance Plc, ABC Transport Plc and PZ
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Naira appreciation: Banks' profits balloon by 156% to N2.3trn – Opinion Nigeria
The industry analysts believe that when results of the remaining banks are rolled out, combined profit would be in excess of N3.5 trillion.
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CBN Names of Approved Cheque Printers in Nigeria
Kindly share this postCentral Bank of Nigeria (CBN) at the weekend, released the list of certified cheque printers in the country, in a bid to foster efficient payment and settlement system. In a circular dated May 4, 2023, signed by Sam Okejere, director of Banking Services Department, the bank said the move was part of […]
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NGX Fines 18 Firms N36m for Late Filing of Results
Kindly share this postNGX Regulation Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX Group) has slammed a fine of N35.82 million on Ecobank Transnational Incorporated (ETI), Wema Bank and 16 other companies trading on its platform. The fines are for failing to file their audited and interim financial accounts after the regulatory […]
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NGX Suspends trading in shares of Ardova, Royal Exchange, seven others
The seven companies are: Niger Insurance, C&I Leasing, African Alliance Insurance, Coronation Insurance, Ekocorp, Premier Paints and Mutual Benefits Assurance. The suspension, which takes effect from yesterday, July 1, 2022, implies that there would be no price movement on the shares because the company’s investors would no longer trade on their stocks. A circular issued […]
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