MTN Group’s unit in Ghana raised 1.1 billion cedis ($236 million), selling about a third of the shares made available in an initial public offering, according to a document seen by Bloomberg

The loss of N2.49 trillion in seven months by investors in the nation’s bourse is the unsavoury news coming out of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE). The loss, amounting to 15.64 per cent between January and July, has been attributed to political uncertainty in the country by development experts. Available data shows that the market…

Acting Director General, Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Ms. Mary Uduk, has enjoined capital market investors that bought shares with different names to regularise their accounts to derive full benefit of their investments. 

Going by a popular cliché, “One-man show is a show of arrogance” and that is the modus operandi of the capital market regulator- Securities and Exchange Commission...

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has unveiled plans to streamline the entire issuing process, as a measure to incentivise issuers to raise more funds from the nation’s capital market.

The 90-working days given Teleology Holdings to conclude the deal for take-over of 9Mobile would lapse tomorrow as the telecommunications industry eagerly awaits a new dawn for the troubled firm. Although, there have not been any formal notifications from the regulators to confirm payment of the outstanding $251 million, sources close to Teleology said the…

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has again warned Nigerians against investing in schemes that offer unreasonable returns and not approved by the commission.The Acting Director-General of SEC, Ms. Mary Uduk while speaking on current initiatives to move the market forward during a Town Hall ....

The Senate and House of Representatives’ Committees on Capital Market and Institutions, Securities and Exchange Commission and other Regulatory Agencies, are set to hold the second biennal Stakeholders’ Forum on the Capital Market on Monday, July 23.

The Securities and Exchange Commission, SEC has reiterated its resolve to collaborate with relevant stakeholders to further develop and deepen the capital market.

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Nigeria, has assured foreign investors of the safety of their investments in the Nigerian capital market.Disclosing this when representatives of JP Morgan and Stanbic IBTC visited the commission in Abuja..

Victims of the N4 billion Enugu financial scam allegedly committed through a ‘Wonder Bank” yesterday lamented the continuous adjournment of the case.

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has advocated some measures of fiscal incentives for listed companies on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) in order to mitigate their cost burden and encourage more entities to list shares on the bourse.