Capital Markets
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Dangote’s $4.7bn Profit: Is the Refinery IPO Fairly Priced?
Dangote Refinery’s $4.73 billion nine-month profit strengthens its investment story. BRANDECONOMY examines the cash behind the earnings, what the ₦525…
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African Union Launches AfCRA to Challenge the Global Credit-Rating Order
The African Union is set to inaugurate the Africa Credit Rating Agency, AfCRA, in Port Louis, Mauritius, on Wednesday, October…
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Dangote Refinery Shares: A Nigerian Success Story, but at What Price?
The Dangote Refinery has done what decades of policy promises could not: turn Nigerian crude into globally marketable fuels at…
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Dangote Refinery’s ₦2.15trn People’s IPO: Is This Industrial Democracy?
Dangote Refinery’s ₦2.15 trillion public offer could bring ordinary Nigerians into a major industrial enterprise for as little as ₦5,250.…
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Sage Grey Charts Path from Corporate Finance Adviser to Listed Commercial Bank
Sage Grey Finance Ltd. has marked its tenth anniversary with an ambitious declaration of intent: deepen financing across Nigeria’s manufacturing…
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Dangote Cement, MTN, First HoldCo and Zenith Lead Nigeria’s FTSE Comeback
FTSE Russell has selected ten Nigerian large-cap companies ahead of the country’s September 21 return to Frontier Market status. The…
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Bigger Capital, Better Dividends? Nigeria’s Insurers Face Investor Pressure
Nigeria’s insurance shareholders want bigger capital to produce better dividends. But enlarged equity bases also raise the earnings hurdle, making…
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GTI Report Exposes the Structural Failures Driving Lagos’ Housing Crisis
Lagos does not simply have a shortage of houses. It has a deeper mismatch between what residents earn, what developers…
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SEC Fixes 5PM Deadline for T+1 Settlement of Equities, Commodities
SEC’s new 5:00 p.m. T+1 funding deadline promises faster, safer settlement—but puts brokers, custodians and investors under tighter operational discipline.
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₦239bn in Limbo: SEC Moves to Reconnect Nigerian Families With Lost Dividends
About ₦239 billion in Nigerian dividends is estimated to remain unclaimed, with inherited investments forming part of the problem. SEC's…
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