A Review of the Guidelines for the Operation of Non-Interest Financial Institutions’ Instruments in Nigeria

INTRODUCTION Non-interest Financial Products have played a vital role in the growth and development of the Nigerian Capital Market System. Financial Analysts and Economists have held the view that Non-Interest Financial Instruments, assets, and products play crucial roles and are very instrumental to the growth and expansion of leading and Read more

An Analysis of the Regulatory Framework for Obtaining Mobile Virtual Network Operators Licence in Nigeria

INTRODUCTION Mobile Virtual Network Operators’ agreements with network operators can be traced back to the 1990s when the European Telecommunications market discovered new Regulatory Frameworks, improved and better network technology, and market liberalization.[1] In 2017, the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), after conducting research into other jurisdictions and reviewing the past Read more

Netting Under the Nigerian Corporate Law Practice

INTRODUCTION Combining or aggregating several financial obligations to arrive at a net obligation amount is one approach to mitigating risks in financial contracts (such as derivative contracts). Financial derivatives are contracts for differences performed with the exchange of cash flows. A financial derivative is a security or financial instrument whose Read more

A Bird’s-Eye View of Information Technology Operating Standards for Capital Market Operators in Nigeria

INTRODUCTION The Nigerian Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) released the Proposed Guidelines on Minimum Operating Standards for Information Technology for Capital Market Operators (CMOs) pursuant to section 13(g) of the Investment and Securities Act 2007 to register and regulate corporate and individual capital market operators as defined in the Act. Read more

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