NEXIM’s Facility Boosts MMNL Battery Productions
The management of Metal Manufacturing Nigeria Limited (MMNL) says that a credit facility it secured from the Nigerian Export-Import Bank (NEXIM) has increased the...
British International Investment Commits $50m To Access Bank
British Deputy High Commissioner, Jonny Baxter, said, “When smaller businesses and women entrepreneurs are economically empowered, their whole community benefits.
Zedcrest Acquires RMB Nigeria Stockbrokers Ltd
We are thrilled to welcome RMB Nigeria Stockbrokers Limited into the Zedcrest family," said Adedayo Amzat, CEO, Zedcrest Group.
FG Lauds BoI, SMEDAN for Katsina’s IDC, First MSMEs Clinic
The Federal Government has commended the Bank of Industry (BOI) and the Small and Medium Enterprises Development Agency of Nigeria (SMEDAN) for partnering with...
British International Investment Channels $75m to MSME Lenders
The green lending programme will increase financing to small-scale green projects across Africa, South and South-East Asia through MSME lenders,
Industry Minister Shares Details of $3.5bn Afreximbank’s Facility for Textiles, CNG
I am pleased to report that a groundbreaking $3.5 billion MOU agreement between @TradeInvestNG and @afreximbank was signed at the 31st Afreximbank Annual Meeting in Nassau
Afreximbank Loans Fidelity Bank $40mn to Boost Trade Flows Between Nigeria, UK
In the words of the MD/CEO of Fidelity Bank, Dr (Mrs) Nneka Onyeali-Ikpe, ‘We are very thankful to Afreximbank for supporting our expansionary initiatives for international growth.
After Ogun State, Afreximbank Sites Another African Quality Assurance Center in Imo State
So far, the Bank and ARSO have harmonized over 500 standards in the automotive, medical, and pharmaceutical equipment sectors.
Outcome of CBN Meeting with IFC
Both the CBN and IFC aim to invigorate Nigeria’s banking industry by fostering the development of financial products that meet the country's needs and catalyze the financial ecosystem.
BoI, Katsina Earmarks N5bn For Economic Projects
The N5 billion is made up of an N1 billion managed fund and a N4 billion matching fund, where BOI and the Katsina State Government are contributing N2 billion each.
