doi:10.54648/353586A. ElebijuBusiness Law ReviewElebiju A, `The Investment and Securities Act of 1999: An Overview of Anti-Trust Considerations in the Regulation of Mergers in Nigeria' (2001) 3 JIFM 272.
entities licensed by Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), and other corporate entities, will be permitted to issue securities to the public, subject to the approval of SEC. Notably, Section 95(3) of the Bill precludes the requirement for pre-emptive notification rights under Section...
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The study examines the investment performance of common stocks in Nigeria. It does so within the framework of seminal finance theories such as the Modigliani-Miller propositions, information content of dividends hypothesis, the Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM), Stock market and macroeconomic (or sys...
Enforcement of the Convention was mostly done by the US in this first decade. The OECD Convention had “levelled the playing field” of international competition and extended anti-bribery laws to US firms’ competitors. The US Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Securities and Exchange Commission...
billion 720 million rupees (US $23 million), an increase of 55.8%, accounting for 3.5% of total exports; imports of 11 billion 370 million rupees (US $152 million), an increase of 1.5%, accounting for 9.1% of imports (the number of statistics in Nigeria was larger than our statistics)...
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