Following price losses incurred by virtually all the blue chip companies’ yesterday, the All-Share Index, which measures the performance of quoted companies on the Nigerian Stock. Nigerian Bank Nigeria United Bank for Africa Plc

With less than 10 percent of the Nigerian banks complying with the March 31, 2010 deadline given to them by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to move their Automated Teller Machines (ATMs) to their premises, indications may have emerged that CBN may be no going back on such directive. Nigerian Bank Nigeria Central Bank Of Nigeria

As the March 31 deadline for the directive given by the Central Bank of Nigeria for all Deposit Money Banks to remove their Automated Teller Machines from public places draws closer, more banks are making frantic efforts to avoid the sanctions of the apex bank by beating the deadline. Phone Nigeria Central Bank Of Nigeria

Nigeria’s distressed banks may need $14 billion to meet the capital-adequacy ratio required by regulators and to pay back the country’s central bank, Renaissance Capital said. Nigerian Bank Nigeria Central Bank Of Nigeria

WITH the seeming daily increase in the number of Automatic Teller Machines (ATM) related frauds currently rocking the banking industry, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) may formally compel banks to install Close Circuit Television (CCTV) cameras at all ATM points. Nigerian Bank Nigeria Central Bank Of Nigeria

DESPITE few stocks that recorded price appreciation, transactions on the Nigeria Stock Exchange closed in an upbeath, causing market capitalisation to rise by N22 billion. Specifically, at close of trading yesterday, the few price gains recorded by some blue chip stocks were enough to push up market indices. Nigerian Bank Nigeria Diamond Bank Plc

HEAVY share price loses incurred by most blue-chip stocks, especially in the petroleum marketing sub-sector, yesterday brought down market indices by N3 billion. Nigerian Bank Nigeria Ecobank Plc

A customer of the United Bank for Africa PLC has accused it of deducting the sum of N38,972, 649.91k from his account. Sixty-year-old Eddy Onyenweuzo, a trader and owner of a UBA current account number 01420364101116, opened at 81, Akpakpava Street, Benin City, Edo State, said the money removed from his account was part of the trading capital. Nigerian Bank Nigeria CBN Central Bank Of Nigeria