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My Take On The Central Bank’s Proposed Takeover Of Nigeria’s Bond, FX Trading Platform
Post Views: 13 By Victor Ogiemwonyi Marketconversations.substack.com The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) recently issued a notice, that from November,…
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An Agenda For New PENCOM Chairman And Board
Post Views: 17 By Victor Ogiemwonyi marketconversations.substack.com The Nigerian Pension Commission (PENCOM) recently welcomed a new chairman, Otunba Opeyemi Agbaje,…
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How AMCON, Nigeria’s Bad Bank Has Acquired A Perpetual Life
Post Views: 13 By Victor Ogiemwonyi Marketconversations.substack.com In 2010 when Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON) was being established, I…
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Nigeria’s Central Bank And Its Push For Stable, Stronger Banking System
Post Views: 20 By Victor Ogiemwonyi The Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) circular of June 13, 2025, produced a mini-earthquake…
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Taking Another Look At Nigeria’s Addressable Market
Post Views: 25 By Victor Ogiemwonyi An economy’s addressable market is the total demand for goods and services, backed by…
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Government Should Do What The Private Sector Operators Cannot Do
Post Views: 21 By Victor Ogiemwonyi I was watching an episode of Fareed Zakaria’s Global Public Square (GPS) some days…
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Putting Nigerian Banks’ Windfall Profit Tax To Good Use
Post Views: 37 By Victor Ogiemwonyi In the past week it was reported that seven Nigerian banks that had published their…
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The Explainer: Comparative Financial Performance Of GTCO vs. Zenith Bank
Post Views: 204 By Hilda Ozoh As the Nigerian banking sector continues to evolve amidst global economic challenges, two major…
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Dearth Of Cash In Banks, Is Undermining Confidence In Our Banking System
Post Views: 63 By Victor Ogiemwonyi Recent headlines about the non availability of cash in Automated Teller Machines, banking halls,…
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There’s Nothing Wrong With Nigeria’s Borrowing, If Used Right- Ogiemwonyi
Post Views: 85 Amid the lingering argument as to why Nigeria should continue borrowing at a time its revenue collection…
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