Business a.m. - 2021-02-22

• Nigeria posts world’s best GDP growth ahead US, China, Japan
• Lagos promises economic reforms following summit recommenda­tions
• The Digital Transforma­tion of the “Mad Men” Model
• Forex policy keeps foreign investors from equities
• IMF sees pressure on cen. banks
• Anchor Borrowers’ still troubled
• NNPC refinery repairs on course
• Business insurance for next storm
• Sentiment dominate fixed income
• FairMoney goes to India
• NDDC to take post-graduate scholarshi­ps in-country
• Nigeria to generate N493.4bn from asset sales across the country
• 2021 Mutual Funds Outlook and Awards Nominees
• Different strokes in reintegrat­ing ex-combatants
• The chaos, promises of crypto and regulation
• FGN: A confused investor in the oil industry
• No Time to Waste Bill Gates Interviewe­d by Connie Hedegaard
• Closing the COVID Trust Deficit
• January’s 16.47% inflation proves analysts on tap with projection­s
• Nigeria’s rising inflation worries manufactur­ers, MAN wants economic diversific­ation
• Insurance sector contracts 14.3% in Q4’20 on pandemic pressures, insecurity
• Businessma­n, Chinese investors, to build industrial resort in Imo State
• Stocks continue to wane amid higher yields
• Digital approach necessary to create new value, Leadway Assurance director tells insurance brokers
• The Group Dynamics That Define Well-Functionin­g Boards
• The Power of People: Why Philanthro­py Requires More Than Money
• Benin to Lagos: Need for INSURANCE
• Universal Insurance post strong PAT in 2020 as profit surges 1645% to N1.1bn amid pandemic
• CIAB reports average rise of 10.7% in Q4 commercial insurance
• Lead Securities’ analysts point to major banking stocks to watch in 2021
• Stocks plunge third consecutiv­e week despite eased selling pressures
• eeps foreign estdata CEO
• Nigeria exits pandemic-induced recession
• MDXi, MainOne’s subsidiary, leads way in energy efficiency, environmen­tal sustainabi­lity
• India ramps up oil sector divestment with BPCL’s subsidiary 9-mtpa expansion
• Global solar PV demand to reach 150 GW in 2021
• Nigeria to house West Africa’s largest solar PV plant
• NCDMB extends ‘transition­al’ equity to Waltersmit­h’s expanded refinery
• NNPC applauds Buhari’s choice of new NEITI CEO, Orjit
• Nigeria commits to boost egg, meat production
• Apple stakeholde­rs push more Nigerian production to checkmate $29.7m import bill
• WOFAN offers drone, technology training to 60 extension workers to boost food productivi­ty
• Nigeria sets up committee to ensure acceptance of export commoditie­s in global market
• Cocoa surplus amid pandemic conditions weakens market prices
• Olajide, Air Peace COO, explains acquisitio­n of E195-E2
• 7-Star Global coming with a premium airline for Nigerian market Targets four Embraer jets
• Ahead flight launch, Green Africa Airways make a show of crew uniforms
• Anambra gov’t lauds commercial airliner’s launch at a time global airline business lost $157bn in 2020
• Nigeria to Dubai flights to wait until March 10, as UAE extends ban
• Facebook sees user base expansion up to 2.8bn in 2020, revenue reaches 20% y/y
• How NITDA can further foster data protection compliance in Nigeria
• FairMoney to recreate Nigerian growth story in India
• Africa and the decade of COVID-19 (4)

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