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Fidelity Investments, a financial services firm, recently bought 34,187 ETH, worth about $154 million at $4,500 per token, marking a significant step in the adoption of cryptocurrency in the mainstream financial system. According to an on-chain data report, "The world of digital assets is evolving, with institutional crypto adoption accelerating. Fidelity Investments, a firm managing …

Wema Bank Plc said it has received approval from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for the successful completion of its N150 billion rights issue. The bank announced this in a statement seen by Pinnacle Daily on Thursday, September 11. The offer, which opened on April 14 this year …

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Dangote Cement Plc has said that shareholders of the company received about N3.3 trillion in dividends over the past 15 years. This benefit besides the significant capital gains from the appreciation of the company’s stock. The Dangote Cement Chairman, Emmanuel Ikazoboh, hinted at this during the company’s ‘Facts Behind the Figures’ presentation at the Nigerian …

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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has advised graduating Cadets of the Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA) to explore the various investment opportunities available in the capital market to create wealth. Director General of the Commission, Emomotimi Agama, gave this advice at the 23rd Convocation Lecture in honour of graduating cadets of 72 Regular Course and …

How Nigeria's 2015-2025 Capital Market Plan Fared, SEC Laments

Nigerian banks are increasingly turning to non-interest income to diversify revenue streams, enhance profitability, and mitigate risks associated with traditional interest-based models. Analysts observed that this shift is mainly driven by economic volatility, regulatory changes, and the growing adoption of digital financial services. Pinnacle Daily’s analysis of the financial statements of eight Nigerian commercial banks …

UBA, Access, FCMB Record Significant Growth in Non-interest Income in Q1 2025

The National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) has directed all insurance companies (insurers) to submit their recapitalisation plans on or before September 30, 2025. The directive is contained in guidelines on the minimum capital requirement (MCR), according to a circular on Monday, September 8, by the Director of the Supervision Directorate, Oluwatoyin Charles. It said the framework …

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