As investors continue to shun the nation’s capital market, amidst the unfriendly economic scenario in the country, the Nigerian Stock Exchange(NSE)ended today’s trading on the negative.
Registrars of companies in the Nigerian capital market have paid over N29 billion to investors that have not been able to claim their dividend.
Activities at the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) ended for the week on a negative streak on Friday with the market capitalisation shedding N54 billion amid price...
…launches capital market journal The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has identified poor financial literacy as one of the factors responsible for the low level...
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has taken further steps in its drive for inculcating financial literacy in the educational curricular in Nigeria schools by...
The Nigerian Stock Exchange reacted negatively to the report from the National Bureau of Statistics as the leading indicator All Shares Index shrinks by 0.15% on...
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is set to achieve another milestone by infusing capital market studies (CMS) into schools curriculum with the signing of a...
One of Nigeria’s foremost integrated energy service providers, Forte Oil Plc, said it has successfully closed its N9 billion Series 1 debt issue.
The Nigerian capital market retracted again on Tuesday as more listed companies recorded losses and a few stocks gained on the day.
Nigerian Vice President, Prof Yemi Osinbajo says the federal government is willing to give incentives to multinational companies and telecommunications operators to encourage them to list...
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