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  1. Why Investors should be looking to Platinum in 2012


    Why Investors should be looking to Platinum in 2012
  2. Africa Enjoying Newfound Optimism


    Africa Enjoying Newfound Optimism
  3. The Keys To The Restoration Of Financial Order In Europe


    The Keys To The Restoration Of Financial Order In Europe
  4. The SEC Should Focus On Fraud, Not Negligence


    The SEC Should Focus On Fraud, Not Negligence
  5. Ghana faces shortage of funds


    Ghana faces shortage of funds
  6. The need to strengthen CBN’s ongoing reforms: The discretionary oversight style


    The need to strengthen CBN’s ongoing reforms: The discretionary oversight style
  7. How To Not Get Rich


    How To Not Get Rich
  8. Experts predict positive shareholders’ vote at EGMs


    Experts predict positive shareholders’ vote at EGMs
  9. Intercontinental Bank: Let the M&A season begin.


    Intercontinental Bank: Let the M&A season begin.
  10. Banks’ merger: Prospects for shareholders, economy


    Banks’ merger: Prospects for shareholders, economy
  11. Rescued Banks Likely to Beat Recapitalisation Deadline – Analysts


    Rescued Banks Likely to Beat Recapitalisation Deadline – Analysts
  12. How mergers and acquisitions will redefine banking sector


    How mergers and acquisitions will redefine banking sector
  13. 5 Ways to Detect a Market Rebound


    The dreaded v-word volatility has returned with a vengeance. How will you know when it is safe to tiptoe back into the markets? While advisers caution against depending on any one measure or using them to time the market many have a favorite statistic
  14. AMCON Had a Duty to Act – Mustapha Chike-Obi


    AMCON Had a Duty to Act – Mustapha Chike-Obi
  15. The future of finance


    The future of finance
  16. The Eight Rescued Banks run Similar Risk


    The Eight Rescued Banks run Similar Risk
  17. What is Islamic Banking?


    What is Islamic Banking?
  18. Sanusi Fights Nigerian Elites as His Currency Policy Draws IMF Irritation


    Sanusi Fights Nigerian Elites as His Currency Policy Draws IMF Irritation
  19. Maritime sector needs over $500m bailout fund to revive shipping


    Maritime sector needs over $500m bailout fund to revive shipping
  20. THE NIGERIAN FRONT: An Unaffordable Deficit


    THE NIGERIAN FRONT: An Unaffordable Deficit
  21. Creditor-friendly changes to Collateral Act


    Creditor-friendly changes to Collateral Act
  22. Nigerian Banks' 2010 results: An asset quality appraisal... Fair or Foul?


    Nigerian Banks' 2010 results: An asset quality appraisal... Fair or Foul?
  23. Markets Misjudge Japan Risk


    Japan isn't an engine of global economic growth. So barring a nuclear catastrophe, the disaster's ramifications are likely less than stock markets fear.
  24. Banks, Debtors and AMCON


    Banks, Debtors and AMCON
  25. Bond Basics: A Primer


    Bond Basics: A Primer
  26. Some Questions for Indian Banks


    Some Questions for Indian Banks
  27. Sovereign bond crisis keeps on growing


    Sovereign bond crisis keeps on growing
  28. Investors have caught the Africa bug.


    The continent already has seen a record $54 billion in mergers and acquisitions this year, including Wal-Mart Stores' offer of more than $4 billion for South Africa's Massmart Holdings last week. A raft of Africa-focused funds also have been launched. The
  29. Breakers Ahead for India's Banks


    Having profited from the quick resurgence of corporate borrowing in the first half of 2010, India's banks are heading into trickier seas.
  30. Q & A with Chief Anthony Ani - Nigerian stock exchange needs structural reformation'


    Q & A with Chief Anthony Ani - Nigerian stock exchange needs structural reformation'
  31. Exclusive: Ndi Okereke-Onyuike Responds to Developments at the NSE.


    Address to Members of the Capital market Committee at a hearing on the Recent Developments at the Nigerian Stock Exchange on Wednesday 11th August 2010 at the National Assembly, Abuja.
  32. 2009 budget: Compliance in the breach?


    In this article Bukky Olajide examines aspects of 2009 budget that were not implemented and see if there is any hope for the 2010 budget.
  33. Building credibility is the heart of financial sector Reforms


    World Bank Vice for Africa Region, Obi Ezekwesili, told Clara Nwachukwu, Deputy Editor, Vanguard’s Sweetcrude, on the sidelines of the 2010 Diageo Africa Business Reporting Awards in London recently that ongoing financial reforms in Nigeria need to
  34. Re: Impact of Bonus Shares on Bank Share Price


    The comment from BJS argument is flawed. I calculated the company's growth using “Earning Multiple formula”. The formula BJS is referring to is for actual earnings growth calculation for year over year.
  35. US SEC and Goldman Sachs: Lessons for Nigeria SEC


    US SEC and Goldman Sachs: Lessons for Nigeria SEC
  36. New rules for acquisitions in the financial sector


    Legislative Decree 21/2010, which entered into force on March 10 2010, implemented the EU Acquisitions Directive (2007/44/EC) in respect of acquisitions and increases in holdings in the financial sector.
  37. Relief from performing and non-performing bank loans and facilities


    Although banks were expected to siphon funds from the 2009 state support plan to the market, this did not materialize. As a result, financing resources for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) - the backbone of Greek business and Greece's biggest cat
  38. New Financing and Money Services Act


    The Financing and Money Services Act 2009 was finalized on December 31 2009. The act will enter into force on March 31 2010. Previously unregulated businesses may become subject to regulation in the British Virgin Islands.
  39. Regulator proposes new bank remuneration rules


    The Financial Supervisory Authority has proposed to amend Norway's capital requirements regulations by incorporating provisions on remuneration and bonuses in financial institutions. The regulator considers that measures to counter remuneration arrangemen
  40. OECD Leads Drive for More Action Against Foreign Bribery


    OECD Leads Drive for More Action Against Foreign Bribery


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