1. Remember the list of debtors that was published a last week by the Central Bank of Nigeria? Well, some of the money is now recovered
2. It seems that the Nigerian stock market is getting over the initial shock of the banking reform
3. More on the effects of the rescue of Nigerian banks by the Central Bank
4. Now to the US, 1,000 Banks to Fail In Next Two Years: Bank CEO
5. How does one modernise the Middle East’s Economies?
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Thanks for the links. I have been a little concerned about the process taken by the CBN in dealing with the problems in the Banking sector. I worry if they will diminish confidence in the sector and discourage average people. However, I continue to take the time to read all I can and talk to as many as possible. It seems that Sanusi’s choice of action is being viewed positively. I still have my concerns about how things were done, but definitely applaud Sanusi for the relative transparency of the process.
Hope all is well.
Thanks for the links. I have been a little concerned about the process taken by the CBN in dealing with the problems in the Banking sector. I worry if they will diminish confidence in the sector and discourage average people. However, I continue to take the time to read all I can and talk to as many as possible. It seems that Sanusi’s choice of action is being viewed positively. I still have my concerns about how things were done, but definitely applaud Sanusi for the relative transparency of the process.
Hope all is well.