Bybit, the world’s third most visited crypto exchange, is proud to announce the launch of Bybit Card, a debit card powered by…
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Britain’s proposals to loosen capital rules for insurers will increase the chances of an insurance company failing by 20% in a given…
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Chinese company, Huawei, says it has no plan to sue the Federal Government over the e-customs project. A statement by the company’s…
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The Supreme Court on Friday ordered the Federal Government to allow the old Naira notes to continue as legal tender until Dec.…
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Access Bank PLC, has been accorded a double honour by the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) for its landmark strides and…
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International Monetary Fund in a blog post has said that Cyber attackers continue to target the financial sector. What will happen when…
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Equities on the Lagos bourse edged higher today as the benchmark index advanced by 0.29% to close at 55,670.24 points. Telco heavyweight,…
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Bybit, the world’s third most visited crypto exchange, has announced a dynamic partnership with Talos, the premier institutional digital asset trading technology…
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BUA Cement (BUACEMENT) released its FY 22 audited results after trading hours last week Friday (24 February). The company reported an EPS…
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Courtville Business Solutions Plc has said that BOWS Nigeria Limited, a majority shareholder (67.01%) has made a proposal to buy the 32.99%…
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Crypto sets higher standards for proof of reserves for traditional finance—Bybit CEO
Bybit CEO Ben Zhou has said that the future of the crypto industry is one step closer to its full potential, now…
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Opening the week, Nigerian equities extended gains from last week as the benchmark index closed 0.69% stronger to settle at 55,328.42 points.…
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A push by Group of 20 (G20) president India to regulate cryptocurrencies gained support from both the International Monetary Fund and the…
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The White House announced Thursday that President Joe Biden has decided to nominate Ajay Banga, a former CEO of MasterCard, to lead…
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Equities on the Lagos bourse edged higher as the benchmark index advanced by 0.61% to close at 54,646.38 points, the highest level since 15 July…