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Despite a flat growth in gross earnings and 80.65% rise in tax for the period, the board of Ecobank Transnational Incorporated, on Thursday presented its audited financials for the year ended December 31, 2018, with profit after tax soaring by 46.22%. Besides improved management of the Pan-African group, there was also the 34.83% drop in impairment losses on loans and advances and other financial assets from N125.893bn in 2017, to N82.044bn. According to the result, gross earnings stood at N773.144bn from N763.633bn; out of which interest income stayed flat from N480.94bn to N475.144bn, mainly the N269.73bn income from customer loans and advances, a drop from N308.411bn; followed by the N74.588bn earnings from treasury bills, a rise from N64.676bn. Interest expenses increased by a marginal 2.47% from N181. 617bn, to N186.105bn, the lion’s share of which was the N115.715bn paid to customers, up from N100.564bn. This left net interest income at N289.039bn, down 3.44% fr

Market Update for March 27 At the end of midweek’s trading session on the Nigerian Stock Exchange, the composite index slumped further on heightened cautious trading and indecision among market players as they interpreted the impact of the cut in Monetary Policy Rate by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) on the economy and circular flow of funds. This, they seem to bd considering vis-a-vis Ngeria’s political correctness with the cnclusion of its 2019 general elections (a second supplementary election holds Thursday in Adamawa, home state of main opposition presidential candidate- Atiku Abubakar). All eyes are on government’s economy policy to see whether there are is any plan to stimulate its growth again in the new dispensation after had dragging feet in the last four years. Analysts however say the CBN rate cut may not achieve the desired result, given the magnitude of the bottlenecks the economy must grapple with (READ). Investdata believes the rate cut can yet boost Nigeria ec

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                                          Image Credit: Business Standard The oscillating sentiment is likely to continue, despite the low valuation of our market now. The cut is expected to trigger flow of fund and economic activities that support growth and improve corporate earnings that drive stock price, especially if government policy and economic reforms will complement this monetary policy move in this new dispensation.  Because the rate cut is still small from 14% to ,13.5% the impact will not be much now.  But a step in the right direction if we want to reduce unemployment

Market Update for March 25 The twin evil of dwindling confidence and low liquidity on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) have continued to militate against it, judging by yet another fall in its benchmark indicators on Monday, the first trading session of the week. This was despite impressive earnings from Julius Berger and 11 Plc released last week but failed to elicit any kind of market reaction, instead, it suffered a decline, reversing Friday’s up market. From the political perspective and despite the electoral season ending with the March 23 supplementary elections in six states, the lack of trust in Nigeria’s electoral process may not change so soon. The market has also suffered from the lack of economic news strong enough to change the narratives, but we wait to see whether there could be a pull from the ignited by the outcome of Tuesday’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting that could affect the direction of the market. But then, this may not happen, give media reports

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Market Update for March 26 Nigeria’s equity market had a mixed session on Tuesday, staying negative even as the investing community is expecting more corporate earnings reports ahead of this weekend’s statutory deadline for submission of 2018 full year audited financials draws closer. The cautious trading during the session was obvious as reflected in the volume traded, with investors and traders stylishly looking to the outcome of two-day Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting which ended Tuesday. The meeting came with a surprising and even unexpected rate cut which caught of many analysts unawares. The rates had stagnated at 14% for over three years. Even Godwin Emefiele, the chairman, who is also CBN Governor, had reported hinted that the rate could stay same (READ MORE). That notwithstanding however, the rate cut was long expected and overdue, if only to reduce cost of funds and propel economic activities that will drive the needed growth of a

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The Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC), at the weekend said it has commenced talks with the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) as part of efforts to fine-tune issues related to margin lending in the nation’s capital market. Addressing newsmen on Friday in Lagos on the deliberations at the 2019 first quarter Capital Market Committee (CMC) meeting held on the previous day, Ms. Mary Uduk, acting director-general of the SEC, reported that deliberations are however “still ongoing on the inclusion of bank shares in the margin list.” Investopedia defines margin lending as a programme through which institutions “allows an individual to borrow money for the purposes of investing it. The amount of credit loaned is based upon the amount of assets held by the borrower, which are pledged as collateral on the loan. This programme is often used by individuals who want to invest more than they currently are investing, and are willing to take on the risk of this type of loan.” Inve

The Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC), at the weekend said it has commenced talks with the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) as part of efforts to fine-tune issues related to margin lending in the nation’s capital market. Addressing newsmen on Friday in Lagos on the deliberations at the 2019 first quarter Capital Market Committee (CMC) meeting held on the previous day, Ms. Mary Uduk, acting director-general of the SEC, reported that deliberations are however “still ongoing on the inclusion of bank shares in the margin list.” Investopedia defines margin lending as a programme through which institutions “allows an individual to borrow money for the purposes of investing it. The amount of credit loaned is based upon the amount of assets held by the borrower, which are pledged as collateral on the loan. This programme is often used by individuals who want to invest more than they currently are investing, and are willing to take on the risk of this type of loan.” I

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African Prudential Plc, the only listed company offering share registrar and related services in the country, recently presented its scorecards for the full-year ended December 31, 2018 to the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), exactly same date it laid that of 2017 before the market. This has stood the company out among the early filers that enable investors make proper investment decision and projections in good time. A major highlight of the report was the impressive dividend payout on the strength of its strong performance, despite an unstable financial market environment and economic situation as reflected by the mixed economic data released in recent times. It must be noted that the company’s decision to diversify its operations and ensure achieve long term sustainability and viability that would support its price on the exchange, thereby creating value for all stakeholders continues to reflect in the numbers. The strategic rolling plan and projection of Afriprud should guide l

Market Update for March 21 Thursday’s trading activities on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) was again very volatile and mixed, closing lower as the composite index extended its sixth consecutive day losing streak on a positive market breadth and low traded volume. The continued decline was widened due to price adjustments of Seplat Petroleum Development Company and Stanbic IBTC Holdings for dividend declared by the directors, as well as profit booking in banking stocks. After the trading session Julius Berger 2018 full year earnings report was made available with final dividend of N2.00, showing impressive numbers which the market has not reacted. The NSE All-Share index gapped down at the opening session and was down nearly all day, gapping down in large wedges and eventually closing to the downside. Only in late afternoon did it retrace up marginally. It is however noteworthy that the index touched intraday high of 31,077.89 basis points before breaking down the psychologi

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Miffed perhaps by the unwillingness of recalcitrant debtors to repay huge toxic loans purchased from banks about 10 years ago or more, chief executive of the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON), Ahmed Lawan Kuru, on Wednesday in Lagos, urged the Federal Government to consider reviving the Failed Bank Act 1994. Kuru who hosted officials of Risk Management Association of Nigeria (RIMAN) at AMCON Lagos office, said reintroducing the Act into the country’s financial system will curtail the current trend of financial rascality on the part of some bankers, besides making operatives in the sector accountable for their actions. The Failed Banks (Recovery of Debts) And Financial Malpractices in Banks 1994 No. 18 was promulgated by the regime of General Sanni Abacha, following the rising rate of bank failures in the country. Under the law, a person convicted or against whom a judgment is given could within 21 days of the conviction or judgment, appeal to a SpeciaL Appeal Tribu

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