Financing

US-Iran Conflict: Three (3) Ways Your Business Can Survive Current Global Economic Realities

The ongoing US-Iran conflict isn’t just affecting the Middle East; its disruptive effects can be felt across boardrooms, dining tables, farm gates, transport hubs, retail shelves, and production lines....

Leveraging culture, subculture insights for business: Four (4) ways to tap niches

Human behaviours are largely learned. Our values, perceptions, wants, and behaviours are shaped by what we have been...

US-Iran war: why you should take an investor’s view

Wars are brutal. The human costs have no justification. Supply chain disruptions aren’t hearty. They hit households hard....

Thinking of improving business cash flow situation? Three (3) pricing strategies for your consideration

Cash flow is the lifeline of business. It can be compared to the fuel that keeps an automobile...

Six (6) Ways to Raise the Levels of Your Customer Attachment

Considering the scale of insights available to businesses, there are very few bad brands anymore. The competition these...
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African students to enjoy support in the ongoing Standard Bank Derek Cooper scholarship into the London School of Economics

Indigent but brilliant students across Africa are being called upon to submit applications for the Standard Bank Derek Cooper Scholarship into the London School...

Growth in 3rd qtr GDP analyses informed retention of monetary policy rate at 13.5% – CBN

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has cited growth in 3rd quarter GDP analyses, decline in non-performing loans, increased liquidity of the banking sector,...

Players in the creative industry should learn to approach BOI – Dr. Wale Okediran, former ANA President

Renown writer and erstwhile president of the Association of Nigerian Authors (ANA), Dr. Wale Okediran, has called on publishers and people in the creative...

Convention for Business Integrity, Chamber of commerce seek solution to MSMEs exclusion from major financing chains

Despite the fact the small businesses in Nigeria contribute 48% to the nation's GDP, and employ 80% of the citizens, they have been largely...

Startups in Africa receive $699 million funding in 10 months

Venture Capital and private equity firms are pouring more money into African startups than ever. As at the end of October 2019, according research...

SheInvest: Europe dangles 1 billion Euro before Nigerian women Entrepreneurs

The European Investment Bank (EIB) has announced a loan program called SheInvest to help Nigerian and African women entrepreneurs build capacity. The loan program...
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