Banking

Nigerian lenders retain substantial surplus funds at the apex bank as liquidity conditions shift following the repayment of maturing securities.

Lender restored its capital adequacy ratio to 16.7 per cent by June 2026, but credit quality and profitability remain key...

The rating action offers a more favourable assessment of the lender’s operating environment, while earnings pressures highlight the need for...

Rating agency retains the bank’s ‘B’ rating as attention turns to capital management, foreign subsidiaries and the sustainability of growth.

First Bank of Nigeria restored its capital adequacy ratio to 16.7 per cent by June 2026 after falling below the...

Rating outlook adjustment puts renewed focus on the bank’s regional operations, asset quality and capacity to sustain growth across African...

Rating action signals improved prospects for the lender’s credit profile, although capital adequacy and foreign-subsidiary exposures remain important considerations.

Corporation’s latest public-auction and competitive-bidding notice highlights the continuing effort to realise assets belonging to defunct financial institutions.

Major Nigerian banking stocks come under renewed selling pressure, with GTCO leading transaction value and Access Holdings recording the highest...

Selling pressure hits major banking equities despite improved market turnover, with Zenith Bank leading transaction value and Access Holdings recording...