+234 Art Fair: AFC renews Ecobank-Soto partnership
The Africa Finance Corporation has renewed its partnership with Ecobank Nigeria and Soto Gallery for the upcoming +234 Art Fair, reflecting the growth of the Nigerian creative economy.
Transcorp reports N136bn PAT, up 44%
Transcorp, a Nigerian conglomerate, reported a 44% increase in its Profit After Tax for FY 2025, reaching N135.9 billion, alongside significant growth in revenue and total assets.
Axia's profit, former Eletrobras, falls 37% in 2025 to R$ 6.5 billion
Axia reported a 37% drop in net profit to R$ 6.5 billion for 2025, despite achieving its highest investment volume since 2015.
Manitoba Tories used legislature room for campaign: elections commissioner
Manitoba's election commissioner found that the Progressive Conservatives violated provincial laws by using a legislative room for campaign activities before the 2023 provincial election.
Senate pushes for direct contractor payments amid system delays
The Nigerian Senate has urged the Federal Government to revert to a direct payment system for contractors, arguing that the current centralized approach is ineffective.
Not just one hat does the CFO wear every day
The role of Chief Financial Officers (CFOs) has evolved significantly, demanding adaptability and foresight in financial management.
Haddad indicates he will be a candidate for the government of SP and will have dinner with Lula this Thursday
Brazil's Finance Minister Fernando Haddad suggests he may run for the São Paulo governorship, with a strategic dinner planned with President Lula.
EU countries can utilize funds to pay for safe abortions
EU countries are enabled to use certain funds to finance safe abortion procedures.
Senate queries contractors’ payment delays, seeks system change
Nigeria's Senate has called for a return to the old payment system for contractors, emphasizing flaws in the current centralized arrangement.
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Taurus daily horoscope for February 27, 2026, suggests success in education and positive developments in family and finance.
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Suski, Cersanit: Not Every CFO Hat Worn Daily
Adrian Suski highlights the evolving role of the CFO from a number guardian to a strategic business partner, particularly in managing liquidity amidst recent economic challenges.
Cash transfers reached nine million poorest households in Nigeria – Edun
Nigeria's Finance Minister Wale Edun announced that nine million of the country's poorest households have received cash transfers as part of reforms supported by the World Bank.
NDIC posts 97% budget execution, proposes N589.9bn for 2026
The Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation achieved a 97% execution rate of its 2025 budget, leading to a proposed ₦589.89 billion budget for 2026 following positive feedback from lawmakers.
The Bonar 2027 remained oversubscribed: buyers accessed only 28.7% of what was requested
The Argentine government has successfully issued $100 million in Bonar 2027 bonds, despite receiving offers totaling $348 million, resulting in a significant oversubscription.
Israel: 'From the river to the sea, there will only be one Jewish state,' says Bezalel Smotrich
Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich declared in a video response that Israel aims to extend its territory from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea, denying the establishment of a Palestinian state.
Editorial: A Terrible Picture of Finland Revealed – Soon Everyone Will Notice
This editorial discusses the alarming financial situation in Finland, highlighting an agreement among almost all political parties to reduce the public deficit, with expected deficits reaching staggering amounts in the coming years.
Lithuania, together with other EU countries, signed a declaration on the establishment of the 'EastInvest' platform
Lithuania's Finance Minister Kristupas Vaitiekūnas emphasized the need for concrete actions at the EU level to bolster the resilience of Eastern border regions, specifically in light of challenges posed by nearby Russia and Belarus.
Mexico's 'Fund of Funds': Government will invest nearly 4 billion pesos in 'alternative assets'
Mexico plans to invest 233 million dollars in a government-backed fund focused on alternative assets, marking its first capital injection in a decade to finance projects within the country.
WSJ: The Washington Post lost over $100 million last year
The Washington Post reported a loss of over $100 million last year, prompting significant layoffs.
Wall Street opens lower after Nvidia report: How it operates TODAY?
Wall Street is experiencing negative variations despite Nvidia's strong results, as investors remain cautious about the prospects for artificial intelligence.
The sale of the Espoo Metro Arena has become a police matter – New information on unusual turns: 'There's no sense to it'
The sale of the Espoo Metro Arena has raised police scrutiny following concerns regarding the legitimacy of the deal involving several key figures.
Former City Secretary in PR is Suspected of Using Access to Municipal Accounts to Steal R$ 152,000 and is Arrested While Planning to Leave the Country, Says MP
Sumair Pires Leles, the former municipal finance secretary in Altônia, was arrested for allegedly embezzling over R$ 152,000 from municipal funds while having unrestricted access to the city's accounts.
Government cancels renovation process for Carondelet, work will be done through private donations
The Ecuadorian government has canceled the public funding process for the renovation of the Carondelet Palace, opting instead to finance the project entirely through private donations.
Lula met with Raízen owners before Carnival to discuss crisis, agency says
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva held a meeting with Raízen's major stakeholders to address the company's financial difficulties before Carnival.
Starting Monday, the state will again begin selling bonds for people. Last year they sold out quickly
The Slovak government is set to relaunch the sale of bonds for the public with lower interest rates than last year, aiming to make them an attractive investment alternative amid changing market conditions.
VIDEOS: Good morning Tocantins of Thursday, February 26, 2026
The article covers various incidents reported in Brazil, including sexual abuse allegations, a major police arrest, extreme weather impacts, violence, and financial issues affecting bank customers.
Court adjourns Bauchi finance commissioner’s trial indefinitely
The Federal High Court in Abuja has indefinitely adjourned the trial of Yakubu Adamu, Bauchi State's Commissioner for Finance, who is facing allegations of terrorism financing.
People who bank with Barclays could face £300 daily cash 'limit'
Barclays customers may encounter a daily cash withdrawal limit of £300, potentially restricting access to their funds at ATMs.
"The fruit of ten years of work": how the insurance giant Axa has become insensitive to crises
Axa, the leading French insurance group, achieved a record profit of €9.79 billion in 2025, attributing this success to a decade of strategic work and operational improvements.
South Africa boosts military and judiciary spending
South Africa's Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana announced a significant increase in military and judicial spending to combat crime during the national budget speech.
ISPRA presents to the Chamber the 'Platform for the sustainability of finance and businesses'
ISPRA has introduced a new digital platform designed to transform sustainable finance from a regulatory obligation into a competitive opportunity, presenting it at a conference in the Chamber.
Finance Minister Ligi Does Not Rule Out Additional Budget
Estonian Finance Minister Jürgen Ligi indicated that the government might consider making adjustments to the budget as early as spring, despite preferring to limit changes until all departmental requests have been gathered in autumn.
The pension system ended last year with a deficit of 9.2 billion, year-on-year deficit decreased
The Czech pension system recorded a deficit of 9.2 billion CZK last year, marking a decline in the deficit compared to the previous year.
The Government warns of "tensions" in finances starting in April if the budgets are not approved
The Catalan government warns of imminent financial tensions if the 2026 budget is not approved before April, emphasizing the necessity of collaboration with ERC.
Russia’s Regions Post Largest-Ever Budget Deficit in 2025
Russian regions reported a record budget deficit of 1.48 trillion rubles ($19.22 billion) in 2025, largely due to increasing expenditures outpacing revenue growth.
Net profit of the six largest banks in Czechia increased by nine percent last year
The net profit of six largest banks in Czechia rose by nine percent last year.
The State of the Public Finances - Purra: The Figures are Shocking
Finland's Minister of Finance, Riikka Purra, highlights the alarming projected public deficit of €14.9 billion annually over the next four years and calls for a minimum of €10 billion in corrective measures.
Central Bank Suffers: Another Billion Loss for the ECB
The European Central Bank reported a billion euro loss for the fiscal year, though lower than the previous year's loss.
Luminor's net profit last year decreased to 157.7 million euros
Luminor Bank's net profit fell to €157.7 million last year due to lower interest rates, but the bank managed to keep its costs stable.
Will the new US tariffs hit Canada? The finance minister has no illusions
Canada's Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne has acknowledged the impact of new US tariffs on Canadian trade following President Trump's recent address.
The state's budget deficit averages 14.9 billion euros per year in the coming years – According to Purra, the figures are shocking
Finland's Finance Ministry projects an average budget deficit of 14.9 billion euros annually from 2027 to 2030, a situation labeled as shocking by Minister Riikka Purra.
Martin Lewis’ MSE explains if Premium Bonds are still 'worth it' after rate cut
Martin Lewis’ MoneySavingExpert.com evaluates the value of Premium Bonds following a recent cut in the prize fund rate.
Liberia: Former Finance Minister Alleges VP-Led Conspiracy to Jail Him
Former Finance Minister Samuel D. Tweah accuses Vice President Jeremiah Koung of attempting to imprison him to further his presidential aspirations.
Do you know how much you owe where? A clear online application will help you clarify it
A new online application aims to help users understand their financial debts more clearly.
Nigeria Secures $100 Million From European Bank to Finance Project Bridge
Nigeria has received a $100 million investment from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development to support the nationwide connectivity initiative, Project Bridge.
Now the forecast for the state in the coming years has exploded: "The figures are shocking"
A report from Finland's Ministry of Finance reveals a worrying forecast for the state budget, with a projected deficit of €14.9 billion annually from 2027 to 2030.
Nvidia achieves first annual revenue of 200 billion dollars, rebutting 'AI peak theory' with results
Nvidia has reported its first annual revenue surpassing $200 billion, reinforcing its growth in the AI sector despite mixed responses from the stock market.
The net profit of Česká spořitelna increased by 6.1 percent last year
Česká spořitelna reported a 6.1% increase in net profit over the past year, reflecting the bank's strong performance in its financial sector.