Posted on May 13, 2009 by Fortune&Class
The controversy generated in consequence of an Access Bank Plc customer accusation of stealing and cheating against the bank in description of what the customer, Messrs Abivico Investment & Promotions Company ascribed to illegal and excess bank charges and the part admittance of the accusation of the customer by Access Bank may provide the basis [...]
Filed under: BusinessNEWS | Tagged: access bank, advisory & consultation fee, CBN, commitment fee, duty to keep customer's account accurate, excess bank charges, forensic consultant, forensic consulting, guide to bank charges, law of banking in nigeria, management fee, messrs abivico investment & promotions company, Ori Adeyemo, processing and renewal fee, prudential guidelines, restructuting fee | Leave a Comment »
Posted on April 12, 2009 by Fortune&Class
Posted on April 5, 2009 by Fortune&Class
Click here to read.
Filed under: BusinessNEWS | Tagged: Ori Adeyemo, forensic accountant, ernest ndukwe, zain, news, national communication commission, ncc, businesss, celtel, exploitation, lagos coastland region, obiora udu st. vincent, ongoing recharge service commission, orsc, petitioner, recharge service commission, revenue share, SIM pack pricing and incentives, SIMs, strategic distribution partner of zain, van der sints limited, vee network | Leave a Comment »
Posted on March 8, 2009 by Fortune&Class
Not a few investors have come under the hammer of their stockbrokers after they were availed the opportunity of the now burdensome margin account facilities with all the overlays of a banking credit transaction. Now, a forensic accountant, Ori Adeyemo of Forensic Consulting, has taken issue against what he describes as the illegality of [...]
Read [...]
Filed under: BusinessNEWS | Tagged: investors, stock broker, Central Bank of Nigeria, Ori Adeyemo, forensic accountant, bank charges, interest rates, commercial bank, management fee, commitment fee, cot, margin account, Bank Draft Fee and Miscellaneous Expenses, banking licence, clients' accounts, commission on turnover, Default Penalty, Facility Fee, finance houses, financial regulations, illegal fees, Legal Fee, Loan Interest, micro-finance banks, money lenders, Overdraft Interest, penalty charges, Processing Fee, specialized bank, vetiva capital management | 1 Comment »
Posted on February 7, 2009 by Fortune&Class
Finbank and Aquitane have taken their battle over excess bank charges to the court of law. Aquitane which conducted a private placement last year was reported to have had some of its transactions funded by Finbank especially as the oil company endeavoured to look good in the public space during its private placement exercise.
Months after [...]
Filed under: BusinessNEWS | Tagged: AQUITANE, bank charges, court adjudicate, finbank, forensic accountant, Ori Adeyemo | Leave a Comment »
Posted on December 31, 2008 by Fortune&Class
As published in the Oct 13, Issue 38. ULD by ol’Victor Ojelabi
Mr. Ori Adeyemo, a forensic accountant and crusader for streamlined bank charges, has decried bank charges on returned cheques and described the fee deducted from accounts in consequence of returned cheques as illegal.
“It is trite that by virtue of Section 10, subsection of the [...]
Filed under: From the Archive | Tagged: attorney-general, bank charges, Bankers' Tariff, cbn guideline, defunct central bank of nigeria, dishonoured cheque (offences) act, EFCC, expert, forensic accountant, house committee on banking & currency, individual cheque, Interpretation Act, jim ovia, ol'victor ojelabi, Ori Adeyemo, returned cheque fee, two-year jail term, zenith bank plc | 1 Comment »
Posted on December 9, 2008 by Fortune&Class
First Bank of Nigeria might have become the unofficial lender of last resort for many banks currently experiencing liquidity problems. A bank is said to experience liquidity crisis when it can not support its short term obligation to its customers by itself. Thus to continue to serve the needs of its customers, the bank may [...]
Filed under: BusinessNEWS | Tagged: bank, CBN, Central Bank of Nigeria, Ori Adeyemo, property, First Bank, fortune&class, liquidity position, banking, mds, troop, bail-out, financial institutions, shares, colllateral, senior banker, inter-bank, nibor, nigerian inter bank offer rate, bisi iyaniwura, corporate law, discount house, treasury bills, fund seeking bank, warehouses, strange stuffs | 1 Comment »
Posted on November 16, 2008 by Fortune&Class
A corporate lawyer, Mr. Roy Bassey Ukoh and a forensic accountant, Mr. Ori Adeyemo, have, in a joint petition forwarded to the Minister of Finance, protested the reversal of the adoption of common year end by commercial banks as earlier directed by the Central Bank of Nigeria.
The two petitioners said they were compelled [...]
Filed under: Uncategorized | Tagged: bankers' committee, Banks, capital market, CBN, cbn governor, cbn monetary, Central Bank of Nigeria, common year end, credit, ethics and professionalism, exchange policy, Federal Government, finance minister, foreign trade, illegal referral, interest rates, investogative accounting consultants, managing directors, naira, nigerians, Ori Adeyemo, roy bassey ukoh, self serving, spurious bank charges, stupid figures, truth the better, two petitioners, uniform year end, untimely death, vat | Leave a Comment »
Posted on November 9, 2008 by Fortune&Class
Many investors have taken a flight to the safety of real estate in the aftermath of the worrisome protracted correction that had turned the Nigerian stock market into the grazing ground of the bears with stock prices continuously hitting new bottoms by the day.
Analyzing the prospects of a downturn in the real estate sector, a [...]
Filed under: Uncategorized | Tagged: banking credits, capital appreciation, collateral, developing new areas, downturn, experts, forensic accountant, hitting new bottoms, investors, lagos, Lekki-Ajah, managing director, Nigerian stock market, nobody to buy, Ori Adeyemo, properties, protracted correction, real estate, second tier bank | 11 Comments »
Posted on October 22, 2008 by Fortune&Class
Mr. Ori Adeyemo, a Forensic Accountant and crusader for best practices in the banking industry, has warned that the Nigerian banking industry is facing an imminent collapse unless urgent and reasonable measures are taken by the Federal Government to curtail the slide into what he described as anarchy and chaos.
“By the nature of my [...]
Filed under: Uncategorized | Tagged: annual general meeting, banking industry, CBN, Committee of Banks' Chief Executives, crusader, Federal Government, FirstBank Plc, forensic accountant, Nigeria Stock Exchange, operating banks, Ori Adeyemo | Leave a Comment »