Mutual Benefits Assurance Targets No.1 Market Spot in 2021

For Niger Insurance Plc, the future growth trajectory of...

The federal government has cancelled the pilotage monitoring and...

Citing rising level of non-performing loans at 15.7 per cent and commercial banks’ borrowing from their central banks at nine per cent of liabilities in the West African Economic and Monetary Union (WAEMU), the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has strongly advocated increase in banks’ capital adequacy requirements to maintain sound financial stability for regional economic growth. The Fund observed that while the average capital adequacy ratio of banks (9.3 percent) was above the minimum required (8 percent) at the end of June 2014, it was however lower than the minimum required in half of the countries in the region, just as the level of non-performing loans reached 15.7 percent of total loans.

Africa’s electrification recently welcomed a new advocate, Africa Power...

The Commissioner for Insurance, Mr. Olusegun Ayo Omosehin, who...

Philip Odiakose, one of Africa’s leading media intelligence experts...

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As the COVID-19 pandemic ravages the food quality of...