Nigerian Banks Secure Licences Under New CBN Capital Rules
Discover which Nigerian banks have secured international and national licences under the CBN's new capital requirements. Stay informed on the banking sector's transformation.
Discover which Nigerian banks have secured international and national licences under the CBN's new capital requirements. Stay informed on the banking sector's transformation.
Nigeria's SEC has significantly increased minimum capital requirements for capital market operators, including issuing houses and trustees, with a June 2027 deadline. Learn the new thresholds and what it means for market stability.
Nigeria's SEC has announced major capital increases for brokers, dealers, and digital asset firms, effective June 2027. Learn how this reform will reshape the market.
Nigeria's SEC has significantly raised the minimum capital for capital market operators, with issuing houses now requiring N7bn. The deadline for compliance is June 2027. Read more on the new policy.
Nigeria's SEC has significantly raised the minimum capital for capital market operators to boost market resilience. Issuing houses now need N7bn. Deadline is June 2027.
More than 20 Nigerian banks, including Sterling Bank, FirstBank, and UBA, have successfully met the Central Bank's new capital requirements. Discover the impact on sector resilience and the economy.
Over 5,000 Nigerian immigrants face delays as the US pauses visa processing for 75 countries. Analysts warn of strained Nigeria-US relations. Get the full story.
The Nigerian Exchange has listed 3.16 billion new UBA shares from a rights issue, raising N158bn and pushing the bank's total capital above the CBN's N500bn requirement. Read more.
JAMB has announced January 26, 2026, as the start date for UTME and Direct Entry forms for the 2026/2027 session. Get all details on fees, age requirements, and exam schedules here.
The Central Bank of Nigeria's 2025 macroeconomic outlook shows resilient growth at 3.89% and falling inflation. Discover the projections for 2026 and the critical policy actions needed.
Nigeria's banking sector shows strength as 21 banks exceed CBN's recapitalisation requirements ahead of the March 2026 deadline, securing over ₦5 trillion. Discover the leaders and the impact.
With weeks to the March 31, 2026 deadline, 22 of Nigeria's 34 banks have met the CBN's new capital requirements. Discover which banks are safe and how mergers are reshaping the industry for stability and growth.
Fidelity Bank Plc has successfully raised its capital base to N564.5bn, crossing the CBN's N500bn threshold for international banks. Discover how the recapitalisation race is reshaping Nigeria's banking sector with the March 2026 deadline looming.
As the March 31, 2026 deadline looms, 22 of 34 Nigerian banks have secured their licenses under new CBN capital rules. Find out which banks are safe and what mergers are reshaping the sector.
With the March 31 deadline looming, at least 12 Nigerian banks are struggling to meet the CBN's new capital requirements. Discover the full list and potential outcomes for the banking sector.
United Bank for Africa (UBA) has successfully raised N157.84 billion through a rights issue, exceeding the Central Bank of Nigeria's N500 billion minimum capital requirement. The offer was oversubscribed by 113%, demonstrating strong investor confidence.
United Bank for Africa (UBA) has officially exceeded the Central Bank's N500bn capital requirement for international banks. The feat, achieved via a N178.3bn rights issue, positions UBA for expansion ahead of the March 2026 deadline. Read the full details
First Bank of Nigeria has successfully raised its capital base to meet the Central Bank's N500 billion requirement. The funds will drive support for the real sector and enhance digital innovation. Read more.
Nineteen Nigerian banks have met the CBN's new capital requirements, with Fidelity Bank raising N250bn. Analysts expect more compliance before the March 31, 2026 deadline. Read the full list and analysis.
Rand Merchant Bank Nigeria has successfully met the CBN's new N50 billion minimum capital requirement for merchant banks, achieving the milestone in December 2025. This move strengthens regulatory compliance and market confidence.
FirstBank has successfully met the CBN's N500 billion capital requirement ahead of schedule. The move strengthens its financial base for sector support and expansion. Read more.
Fidelity Bank Plc has successfully raised over N250bn in a single day, meeting the CBN's N500bn capital requirement. The move cements its position among Nigeria's top-tier lenders ahead of the March 2026 deadline.
FirstBank meets CBN's N500bn capital requirement. Billionaire investor Femi Otedola commends Tinubu and Cardoso's economic leadership, calls for raising bank capital to N1 trillion for a $1 trillion economy.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has revised its cash withdrawal and deposit policies, effective January 1, 2026. Learn the 5 major changes, including new limits and fees.
With 100 days left, Nigeria's banking sector races to meet CBN's recapitalisation deadline. ACAMB dismisses closure rumours as 16 banks already meet requirements. Read the latest updates.
CBN Governor Yemi Cardoso reports a 70% surge in foreign capital inflows to $20.98bn for 2025. The removal from the FATF grey list is a key driver. Will this translate to better living standards for Nigerians?
An in-depth review of Nigeria's banking recapitalisation exercise. Discover which 16 banks have met the CBN's new capital requirements and the impact on the financial sector. Read the full analysis now.
Nigeria's Federal Government spent more on debt servicing and salaries than it earned in 2025's first seven months, with a N10.19tn revenue shortfall. Oil earnings slumped over 60%. Read the full analysis.
Oyo State House of Assembly approves N892 billion 2026 budget, with capital expenditure exceeding recurrent spending. Infrastructure gets top priority. Read more.
Federal Capital Development Authority officials, with police, demolished structures in River Park Estate, Abuja, ignoring a court injunction. Read the full report on the escalating land dispute.