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- ‘Cashless Policy Extension to Raise Electronic Payments to N160bn Daily’
  The second phase of the cashless policy which will commence from July this year is expected raise the value of electronic funds transfer in the country to N160 billion per day, the Chief Executive Officer, Electronic Payment Providers Association of Nigeria (E-PPAN), Mrs. Onajite Regha, has said. The E-PPAN boss, who spoke in Lagos recently, [...]
- FIRS collected over N5trn tax in 2012
  The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) last year collected over N5 trillion in tax revenue, the acting Executive Chairman, FIRS, Kabir M. Mashi has said. Mashi disclosed this yesterday in Lagos at the stakeholders workshop to review the redesigned tax return forms ending today. The FIRS boss who was represented by Chiaka Okoye, the Director, [...]
- Govt’s IPOs ‘ll reactivate primary market, say experts
  Expected initial public offerings (IPOs) from the government privatisation programme could provide initial tonic needed to reactive the dormant primary equity market, experts have said. The primary market segment, through which companies access equity funds, has been largely dormant with the last IPO recorded some six years ago. Besides a staccato of rights issues being [...]
- Shareholder groups boycott SEC meeting over e-dividend payment
  Some shareholder groups on Tuesday said that they boycotted a meeting called by the SEC to resolve issues on the e-dividend payment because they were not involved in the proposals. The groups said in Lagos that they were also aggrieved because the commission failed to protect their interest during the downturn of the capital market. [...]
- Who should be the next CBN Governor?
  It is an almost trivial assertion to state that political imperatives and economic necessities often contradict each other. Central banks reside at the intersection of politics and economics and are therefore potential arenas of conflict between the preferences of politicians and what is considered prudent macroeconomic policy by appointed technocrats. In anticipation of such conflict, [...]