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Funding the Short Term: Why commercial paper belongs on an exchange

For many Nigerian companies, short-term funding has traditionally meant bank overdrafts and short-tenor loans. These remain important sources of finance, but as businesses grow and their funding needs become more sophisticated, relying on a single channel is no longer enough.

Helen Oji

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Funding the Short Term: Why commercial paper belongs on an exchange

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