FBN Holdings

There was active profit-taking in the shares of FBN Holdings, Access Holdings and Zenith Bank that led to a 0.33 per cent rise in the performance of the banking index, despite the general loss recorded on the floor of the Nigerian Exchange…

Cybersecurity stakeholders under the auspices of Information Security Society of Africa - Nigeria (ISSAN), have called for an urgent review of the National Cybersecurity Protection Act of 2015 to meet with current realities.…

The stock market was bullish Thursday, resulting in 0.0.13 per cent or N32.9 billion gain in the market capitalisation, a key indicator of the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX). The All-Share Index (ASI) gained 61 index points or 0.13 per…

FBN Holdings Plc faces a volatile shift in earnings performance from growing profit to a new high in 2020 to drops in revenue and profit in the first quarter of 2021. It closed first quarter operations with gross earnings down by 14.4…

The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) has understated the company income tax paid by the banking industry in the first quarter of the year, computing a paltry N9,255.990,682.37 for the entire financial services sector, a figure far lower…

The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) ended the week on a bearish note as the All Share Index shed 0.06 per cent. The ASI lost 25.49 index point to close at 40,186.70 basis point from its 40,212.19 basis point the previous trading session.…

The Nigerian equities Wednesday dipped further as the All Share Index fell by 0.07 per cent. The ASI shed 29.03 index point to close at 40,465.32 basis point from its opening at 40,494.35 basis point. Remarkably, the market…

Transaction on the floor of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) commenced the week on a negative note, with All Share Index (ASI) dropping 0.23 per cent. The ASI which opened trading at 41,176.14 basic points, shed 93.76 index point to…

The appreciation of stocks of Dangote Cement, Lafarge Africa, Zenith Bank, Guaranty Trust Bank and Guinness Nigeria contributed to the rise of the All-Share Index, (ASI) by 1.10 per cent on Tuesday. The appetite for the shares of these…

The week ended with activities on the Nigerian Stock Exchange in a steep decline seeing the All Share Index (ASI) dropping by 0.94 per cent. ASI which fell by 1.27 per cent on Thursday having closed at 34,577.26 basic points, ended at…