Posted on March 6, 2009 by Fortune&Class
The recent uproar over a N17 billion debt scandal involving BankPHB may have given impetus to the Yar’Adua family to start listening to the argument of close aides of President Umar Musa-Yar’Adua on the strategic need for the President to set off the process of enabling his family to take position for more dominant roles [...]
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Posted on February 7, 2009 by Fortune&Class
BankPHB may have lost the equivalence of N7billion directly to the United States of America’s property sector crises. Sources in the bank informed Fortune and Class Weekly that the bank had excitedly approved a proposal by one of its customers that wanted to invest in the USA’s property market in the aftermath of the subprime [...]
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Posted on February 7, 2009 by Fortune&Class
The management of the bank as a body was not in the know of the whole thing; those involved exploited their high offices to approve facilities within the threshold of their approving authorities as executive directors for Ademosun’s scheme.
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Posted on February 2, 2009 by Fortune&Class
The buccaneer style take over of Spring Bank by Bank PHB is still the subject of discourse in banking communities. Where two or more bankers are gathered, discussion invariably narrows down to the acquisition. Two groups have since emerge in any of such discourse, the leering triumphant group that put the joke on the opposite [...]
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Posted on January 15, 2009 by Fortune&Class
Capital market drivers. The prosperity of the capital market depends on the prosperity of the economy. Thus the capacity of the market to successfully provide long-term funds and a good platform to trade in the accompanying securities will depend on the strength of macroeconomic productivity. A productive economy is invariably one in which economic agents [...]
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Posted on December 12, 2008 by Fortune&Class
There is no concise dictionary definition of a bubble share, yet, this rather strange sounding lingo, has become the issue at the heart of the alleged controversial acquisition of Spring Bank Plc by BankPHB Plc. Roughly, bubble share may mean shares held by an individual investor or body corporate that, however, cannot be classified as [...]
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Posted on December 2, 2008 by Fortune&Class
Nigeria’s version of the global credit crunch might have crystalised into a reality that may not be easily wished away. Reports from sources inside the Central Bank of Nigeria asserted that three banks in Nigeria have been given lifelines to shore up their liquidity standing. These banks according to the source are; Oceanic Bank [...]
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