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Concerns as Access, GTBank, Zenith, other banks’ borrowing from CBN hit N57 trillion in one week
Commercial banks in Nigeria have stepped up their borrowing spree from the Central Bank of Nigeria via the Standing Lending Credit Facility (SLF).
“My friend in UK promised me $600, but I don’t have a USD account. What should I do?” Expert advises
An anonymous reader has asked for advice from a Legit.ng expert on how to receive funds from abroad after he requested financial assistance from a friend.
NGX slams 2 banks, 7 companies with N76.8 million over annual reports, list emerges
The Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) has slammed a N76.8 million naira fine on FBN Holdings Plc, Sterling Financial Holdings, and seven others over financial reports.
Access, UBA, GTB, other banks borrow over N3trn from CBN in 3 weeks
Banks in Nigeria borrowed N3 trillion from the Central Bank of Nigeria in the first three weeks of June 2024 to bridge their funding gap, new CBN data shows.
GTBank leads, UBA follows as report shows Nigeria’s most profitable banks to invest
A new report has revealed the best-performing banks in Nigeria with excellent Return on Equity (RoE), with GTBank and UBA leading the pack in the country.
“Apply with the link”: UBA announces exciting job opportunity with attractive salary
United Bank of Africa, one of Nigeria's commercial banks, has announced job vacancies for qualified graduates from Africa to join its expanding team.
GTBank takes 60 executives from 13 banks to court over AFEX's N17 billion debt
GTBank has dragged over 60 top officials from 13 commercial banks to court over an ongoing lawsuit involving it and AFEX regarding a N17 billion loan.
Again access, UBA, GTB, Zenith, others to close branches for 48 hours nationwide, advise customers
Nigerian banks, including United Bank of Africa, Access Bank, Zenith, and others, have sent messages to their customers announcing the closure of branches.
Access, Zenith, UBA, others reduce borrowing from CBN amid high Interest Rate
Commercial banks and other financial institutions have cut down on their borrowing from the Central Bank of Nigeria by 10.6% to N10.9 trillion in May 2024.
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