CBN - Central Bank Of Nigeria
Nigerian banks, including Standard Chartered Bank, Fidelity Bank, and Stanbic IBTC, have announced new requirements for customers seeking to buy dollars.
The president's office has advised currency traders engaging in foreign exchange speculation to divest their dollar assets, asserting that the naira will appreciate.
The Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation disclosed that it has fully refunded customers of the 179 failed microfinance banks and four mortgage banks across Nigeria.
The Nigerian currency gained about N82 against the US dollar on Thursday, March 21, 2024, to trade at N1,453.82 per dollar in the official market.
Despite claims by the CBN that it has successfully fulfilled all outstanding foreign exchange obligations, international airlines maintain that nothing has changed
A player in the Nigerian banking sector, Parallex Bank formally opened for operation in Uyo, Akwa Ibom state, to provide its services to more consumers in the area.
The Central Bank of Nigeria said it has finally cleared the entire foreign exchange backlog, a development that will boost naira's value against the dollar.
Barrister Segun Anigioro, a Lagos based legal practitioner, explains what the law says on bank customers next action after receiving funds from an unknown source.
Due to speculators selling off their hard currency holdings, the foreign exchange market is now in a buyer's market, and a N1,300 rebound for the naira is possible.
CBN - Central Bank Of Nigeria
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