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On Wednesday, March 31, the new leaders of the University’s Student Government Association, SGA, were sworn into their positions.  Caroline Levine was sworn in as Student Body President, Ivanica Skalko was sworn in as Vice President and Kristian Olvera was sworn in as Vice President of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, which is the first time anyone has held that position in SGA. The ceremony took place over Zoom, but Levine, Skalko and Olvera’s friends and family were able to attend the event, which, as they all expressed, made the moment even more special for them. “We have...

BW Businessworld Julius Baer Publishes Global Wealth And Lifestyle Report 2021 A notable emerging global trend mentioned in the previous edition of the Global Wealth and Lifestyle Report was the rise of conscious consumption. Photo Credit : In a wide-ranging index, Julius Baer tracks prices and consumer behaviour around the world to gauge the price inflation of a basket of goods and services representative of the HNWI lifestyle in cities around the world. With this, investors can estimate the portfolio returns needed to preserve, or even grow, their purchasing power. A focal point in the la...

Share The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has revised upward its growth forecast for the Nigerian economy in 2021 to 2.5 per cent from its earlier projection of 1.5 per cent it announced in January. The IMF announced the new projection in its World Economic Outlook update released on Tuesday. This is just as there are strong indications that Nigeria may be warming up for a debt repayment relief as the World Bank Group and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) would recommend to the G20, an extension of the Debt Service Suspension Initiative (DSSI) by low-income countries until the end of 20...

IMF, World Bank may push for debt service suspension to end 2021 On Emma Ujah, Abuja Bureau Chief There are strong indications that the World Bank Group and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) would recommend to the G20,  an extension of the Debt Service Suspension Initiative (DSSI) by low-income countries until the end of 2021. This is according to a paper prepared by the staff of the two institutions and posted shared with the public, as the 2021 virtual Spring Meetings commenced yesterday. The recommendation which will further provide relief from debt service under the COVID-19 pandemi...

In a first, Public Enterprises Selection Board gets a private sector specialist as chairperson