Regulating Financial Services in Nigeria: Oversight Agencies, Chartered Bodies, and Professional Associationsdoi:10.1007/978-3-031-62340-0_5This chapter examines the regulatory landscape of financial services in Nigeria, with a focus on the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) as the primary regulator. It...
Nigeria regulates her financial reporting just like other nations of the world. There exists various regulatory authorities and regulatory framework. Despite the existence of these bodies, the country still experience corporate failures in the banking and other sectors of the economy. In addition to ...
South Korea’s 2017 ban on initial coin offerings (ICOs) may soon be overturned following calls by the country’s financial regulatory agency to include crypto token fundraising in the country’s Capital Market Act. According to areportby Money Today on Tuesday, Do Gyu-sang, vice chai...
Central bank of Nigeria (CBN), Security and Exchange Commission (SEC), National Insurance Commission (NAICOM), Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) and the Federal Ministry of Finance. This committee chaired by the Ministry of Finance co-ordinates the activities of all regulatory institutions in the...
The study recommends that regulatory bodies should develop a guideline on internet financial reporting in order to enhance transparency among listed companies in Nigeria and to reduce information asymmetry. Keywords: Board Size, Board Diligence, Internet Financial Reporting, Voluntary Disclosure. 展开 ...
It was concluded that Mandatory Corporate Reporting is crucial to higher financial performance of listed manufacturing companies in Nigeria. It was recommended in the study that FRCN, SEC, CAMA 2020 among other regulatory bodies as well professional regulatory body (ICAN) should ensure strict adherence...
In a decisive move aimed at strengthening Nigeria’s foreign exchange market and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN)announcedthe revocation of licenses for 4,173 exchange bureaus. This action comes in the wake of the central bank’s recent reforms to...
South Africa, Mauritius and Nigeria maintain their positions in the top three this year, as they continue to score highly on measures of market depth, transparency, and enforceability of legal agreements. Uganda rises two places to fourth, while Namibia and Kenya improve their ranking within ...
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www.pwc.com/ng Advisory Outlook ESG and the Nigeria Financial Sector: Environmental Standpoint Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) has become a concern for organisations, companies, firms, institutions, and regulatory bodies worldwide. This concern is very pertinent because of the imminent ...