The Ministry of Mines and Steel Development (MMSD), has partnered with the Klynveld Peat Marwick Goerdeler (KPMG), in order to fully realize the mandate of the Ministry for the economic growth of the nation.

Air Peace Limited, First Bank of Nigeria Limited, ARM Pension Managers and KPMG, are ready to sponsor the eleventh edition of the Daniel Ogechi Akujobi Memorial Foundation

As Fintechs and Neo-banks begin to scale on the continent, KPMG Professional Services has stressed the need for banks across the continent to adopt emerging technologies and create more functional,....

Death and tax are, perhaps, the most upsetting realities of life. The two are inevitable but while the former is natural, man as a means to achieving socio-economic justice, created the latter.

Fidelity Bank Plc has revealed plans to become a tier-1 ranking financial institution in Nigeria by the year 2025.

Ahead January 1, 2023, International Financial Reporting Standard (IFRS) 17 implementation, Nigeria and other 50 countries may share from the estimated cost of $20 billion for the global insurance industry...

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As many parts of the world cautiously reopen by easing travel restrictions and lockdown policies, Nigerian companies have been urged to stay ahead of trends, and remodel business operations to leverage window of opportunities amid COVID-19.

Experts have described the adoption of technology as leeway to driving insights for sustainable market share since companies are more focused on growing sustainably. They argued that it was critical to get such insights to support the right growth and avoid constraints limiting their capacity to actualise planned growth. Speaking during the Future Ready Webinar,…

Digital disruptions have caused significant changes in the business landscape, hence the need for financial institutions and managers to leverage technology to remain relevant in the modern environment.

Values of companies’ intangible assets could be accelerated as COVID-19 amplifies digital business models.

The COVID-19 pandemic ravaging the world has created intractable layers of social and economic problems. Several industries have released figures suggesting how much the novel virus had cost, and would very likely continue to cost them, financially.