Chief Economist at PricewaterhouseCoopers, Nigeria, Andrew Nevin, has said for the country to solve her enormous challenges, there is a need for Federal Government to be relevant to her citizens.

Experts have identified investments in technology, real estate as growth drivers needed to boost the nation’s economy on sustainable basis. According to them, if investors, entrepreneurs and regulators of sectors that drive the economy can continue to intensify collaboration....

The pre-elections’ development, policy implementation slowdown and sell-offs by foreign investors in 2018, will slow growth in the stock market in this first-half (H1) 2019.

The pre-elections’ development, policy implementation slowdown and sell-offs by foreign investors in 2018, will slow growth in the stock market in this first-half (H1) 2019.Besides, the monetary tightening by members of the frontier markets, will play a part in the projected developments.....

Citing inconsistencies in population growth rate and the pace of the economy, stakeholders in the private sector...

Economic affairs analysts have continued to express mixed feelings over the possibility of implementing the 2018 budget estimates.

Experts on economic matters have said that government must wake up and face the realities on ground, as it needs to invest N18 trillion yearly to meet up with infrastructure development in the country. To achieve this, they submitted that government must give room for private sector participation, allow sanctity of contracts and open up…

To take the economy out of secular stagnation in 2018, experts have called on the Federal Government to deepen its structural and institutional reforms and attract more participation of Multi-National Enterprises (MNE).

Andrew Nevin, said this at the public lecture held to observe the 10th anniversary of Consolidated Hallmark Insurance Plc, in Lagos, while urging insurers to change customers’ needs with new offering by customising insurance solutions.

FS Advisory Leader and Chief Economist at PwC Nigeria and Project Blue Global Leader, Andrew Nevin, stressed that emerging markets should try and learn from their peers.

Indeed, the report stated that the so-called sharing economy may have started with cars, taxis, and hotel rooms, but financial services will follow soon enough.