....as secondary market turnover in FMDQ hits ₦48.9tr  Total value of transactions executed by domestic investors outperformed foreign investors patronage by circa 64 per cent as at March 2024. According to the latest Domestic and Foreign Portfolio Investment Report of the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX), total domestic transactions accounted for about 89 per cent…

Ogun State Governor, Dapo Abiodun, has vowed to tackle insecurity in the state to attract investors.

Founder and chairman of Zenith Bank Plc, Jim Ovia, has called for more regulatory and policy frameworks to help deepen insurance penetration and attract investors.

The economic meltdown and high inflation rate ravaging major cities are increasing demand for low-budget apartments among millennial, young professionals, families, and prompting property developers to take advantage of the situation. The studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments are now becoming the choice of many in the real estate market, writes VICTOR GBONEGUN. There has been…

Investments and development in Abia State would have accelerated far beyond its current level but for poor infrastructure, including roads, power and insecurity, which have restrained investors over the years, Governor Alex Otti of the Labour Party (LP) has said.

Edo State Governor, Godwin Obaseki, has said his administration issued over 30,000 Certificates of Occupancy to investors to ensure that the space is opened up for investment, especially in the real estate and built environment value chain in the last eight years.

As the crisis rocking Nigeria’s economy continues, retail investors, who are currently grappling with years of downturn and asset losses in the stock market, may forfeit their dividends in the next few years as listed companies battle

No fewer than 600 African and Australian governments, private sector executives, investors, multilateral stakeholders, business leaders, innovators and manufacturers are expected to gather in Melbourne, Australia from May 12 to 14, 2024 for this year’s Australia-Africa Business Summit.

Investors' unfavourable response to the interest rate hike has continued to trigger a selloff on the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) as market capitalisation depreciated by N1.8 trillion in one week.

Low confidence in the economy has continued to trigger panic selloff in the equities sector of the Nigerian Exchange Limited as investors' lose N2.55 trillion in two trading days.

Transactions on the equities sector of the capital market reopened the week on a downturn, amid sell-off in MTNN, tier-one banks as market capitalisation fell by N437 billion.

Investors repositioning for year-end Yuletide rally persisted at the close of transactions yesterday, as investors’ wealth appreciated by N415 billion in three trading days.