The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN), has disclosed plans to employ software robotics, Artificial Intelligence (AI), and blockchain technologies to enhance members efficiency. Chairman, ICAN Lagos Mainland and District Society, Reverend Olatunde Ayadi, said this, during the presidential visit of the National President, Razak Jaiyeola, to the district, hosted by Courteville Business Solutions…

An equity market report which showed that Nigerian stocks are at present regarded as the cheapest in Africa, in relation to other major economies on the continent such as South Africa, Egypt, Kenya and Ghana sounded incredible but it is true.

Uncertainties surrounding the 2019 polls have continued to trigger sell-off pressure on the equities sector of the Nigeria Stock Exchange (NSE).

A mix of low liquidity and political concerns have continued to increase price volatility on the Nigeria Stock Exchange, as the index dropped by 1.3 per cent last week. Analysts have argued that the ongoing volatility will persist as third quarter numbers will assist investors and fund managers to rebalance their portfolios, while watching the…

In recognition of his outstanding contributions to national development, the former President Nigeria Stock Exchange, Mr. Goodie Ibru was honored with Doctor of Science D.Sc. in Entrepreneurship and Wealth Creation at the 8th convocation of Caleb University, Imota recently. Ibru posited that a nation like Nigeria must create the environment for businesses and entrepreneurs to…

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) governor, Mr Godwin Emefiele, says maintaining stable exchange rate to avoid depreciation of the Naira is better than building foreign reserve buffers. Emefiele told newsmen on Sunday that this was part of the outcome of the Nigerian delegation’s meetings with investors and institutions at the International Monetary Fund (IMF)…

Equity transactions on the floor of the Nigeria Stock Exchange (NSE), reopened September trading on a downward note yesterday, as most highly capitalised...

Political tension ahead of the 2019 general elections, persistent sell-offs, as a reaction and bargain hunting by investors, have continued to spur free fall of equity prices.

The decision by the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) Monetary Policy Committee (MPC), to maintain status quo for the tenth consecutive session triggered renewed profit-taking...

To reduce the persistent delisting of firms’ on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) to the barest minimum, investors have stressed the need for government to fast-track the acceleration of its industrialisation plan. This will help to resuscitate the ailing manufacturing industries and other services sector. Delisting is the process of removing a company from the…

No fewer that 12 companies listed on the Nigeria Stock Exchange (NSE) have raised fresh capitals by way of rights issue from the nation’s bourse to the tune of N268.7b from rights issue in 18 months. Besides, the private sector’s efforts at increasing its fortunes from the bourse by way of bond remained subdued when…

Equity transactions closed on a downturn on the last trading day of the week occasioned by price losses suffered by most blue-chip stocks, as the All-share index slides further by of 0.27 percent. Precisely, at the close of trading yesterday, the ASI shed 103.7 absolute points, representing a decline of 0.27 per cent to close…