Category Archives: Capital Market
Improved performance lifts NSE’s index further by 0.8%
The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) sustained a rising profile at the end of transactions yesterday, following improved performance on the shares of some banks, causing
Foreign investors withdraw N94bn from stock market in 2 months
Foreign investors have withdrawn N94.09 billion from the Nigerian stock market in the first two months of the year as the equities market continues to
Chams, Dangote Flourmills lead in stock market’s N94 billion gain
The equities market reversed previous losses to close in an upbeat at the end of yesterday’s transactions, following price gains by most bluechip companies, especially
CBN introduces guidelines for non-interest financial institutions
The Central Bank of Nigeria has introduced guidelines on the management of investment account holders for Non- Interest Financial Institutions in Nigeria. The regulatory body
Nigerian Stock Exchange CEO Advises Investors to Embrace FinTech
The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), Mr. Oscar Onyema, has called on domestic investors to embrace financial technology (FinTechs) as capital
Investors’ wealth dips by N24b as stock market reopens bearish
Transactions on the equity sector of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) reopened on a downturn yesterday following price losses suffered by most highly capitalised stocks,
Operators seek assets securitisation to boost capital formation
Capital market operators have called for securitisation of assets, and establishment of a mortgage-backed securities market, to facilitate capital formation, and tackle rising housing deficit
Jumia listed on the New York Stock Exchange
Jumia Technologies AG (“Jumia”) (NYSE:JMIA), the leading pan-African e-commerce platform, has officially announced its listing on the New York Stock Exchange. This listing is the
Bulls run pushes market indices further by N58b
The Nigerian equity market trading session extended positive outlook, as investors’ wealth increased by N58 billion on high capitalised stocks. Yesterday, the All- share Index
First Aluminium Opts for Voluntary Delisting from NSE
First Aluminium Nigeria Plc has explained its decision to delist from the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), saying its shareholders were not benefiting from the continued
Selloff persists as stock market plummets further by N2bn
The dominance of the bears has continued unabated on the equity sector of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), even as more blue-chip stocks join the
Experts call for market review to tackle confidence issues
Financial experts at the weekend called for a review of the nation’s capital market activities, in line with the current realities in the global space
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