Nigeria records $96bn crypto transactions โ SEC DG
Nigeria's digital finance sector has seen approximately $96 billion in cryptocurrency transactions, indicating the need for stronger regulatory oversight, as highlighted by the SEC's Director-General.
Merger of Commerzbank and Unicredit: This would be a dangerously large bank
The proposal for a merger between Commerzbank and Unicredit is causing division in the financial sector, with skepticism about its viability and potential consequences.
MAJOR TRANSITION: Kairjak and seven advisors leave Ellex Raidla to join Sorainen
Marko Kairjak, an expert in regulatory finance and prevention of economic crimes, joins Sorainen along with seven advisors, enhancing the firm's capabilities in Estonia and the Baltic region.
Finance Sector: Unicredit Submits Official Offer for Commerzbank
Unicredit has submitted an official takeover offer for Commerzbank, offering 0.485 new Unicredit shares for each Commerzbank share.
Ecuador signed a guarantee with the IDB to mobilize up to $1.2 billion in strategic projects
Ecuador's Minister of Economy and Finance signed an investment guarantee with the IDB to facilitate $1.2 billion in strategic projects aimed at strengthening the energy sector and economic growth.
Rwanda: PM Nsengiyumva, IFC Vice President Discuss Ways to Boost Private Sector Investment
Rwanda's Prime Minister met with the Vice President of the International Finance Corporation to discuss enhancing private sector investment in the country.
From Politician to Lobbyist: Kevin Kรผhnert Now Has the Four-Day Week
Former SPD General Secretary Kevin Kรผhnert transitions from politics to a new role in the finance sector, embracing a four-day work week.
Meet Raรญzen, the company that operates Shell gas stations in Brazil and requested extrajudicial recovery
Raรญzen, a major player in Brazil's energy sector, has filed for extrajudicial recovery to renegotiate debts while assuring that operations will continue as normal.
Strong call from the Government to the field to invest: "It's now, don't take for granted the president we have"
The Argentine government urges the agricultural sector to invest immediately, with officials emphasizing the importance of economic policies and the current presidential leadership.
When the state couldn't find money for a million-euro road, the small municipality of Keitele funded it themselves
The municipality of Keitele has decided to finance the construction of an industrial road without state support, reflecting local determination to enhance its industrial sector.
Tfs, the Consulta shortens the deadlines
The Constitutional Court of Italy issued a ruling that provides the Parliament with a year to reform the current system of severance pay for public employees, addressing longstanding delays in payments.
Digital lending and retail funding will shape the finance sector โ Crystal Finance CEO
The CEO of Crystal Finance discusses how digital lending and retail funding will significantly influence Nigeria's finance sector over the next five years.
Women earn nearly a fifth less than men, disparities have deepened. Those in finance are worst off.
A report outlines that women in Czechia earn significantly less than men, particularly highlighting the disparities in the finance sector.
30 banks meet recapitalisation target
Thirty banks in Nigeria have fulfilled the new capital requirements set by the Central Bank as part of a financial sector recapitalisation initiative launched in 2024.
Carbon fraud suspicions regarding Banco Master are serious and should not contaminate the market, says secretary
Cristina Reis, the Secretary of the Carbon Market at the Ministry of Finance in Brazil, expressed concerns over potential fraud linked to environmental assets from companies connected to Banco Master, emphasizing the need for regulation to protect the integrity of the sector.
When inefficiency costs more than adjustment
The article discusses the need to sort out public finances in Ecuador while questioning whether cutting human resources is the right strategy, as operational losses may surpass savings from layoffs.
From the Olympics to Wall Street: Goldman Sachs is hiring top athletes
Goldman Sachs is actively recruiting elite athletes from the Olympics to bring their competitive skills into the financial sector.
The "great commander" dismissed: it won't be him to tame the Lion of Trieste
The former CEO of Montepaschi has been dismissed after a brief tenure that did not meet expectations in the financial sector.
The Promotion That Haunts Many Employees. How to Escape the Trap of Ghost Growth?
The article discusses the challenges and expectations faced by employees in high-pressure work environments, particularly in the context of the finance sector.
New Employment Periods in the Public Finance Sector
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Nigeria: Govt, African Finance Corporation Sign Landmark $1.3 Billion Alumina Deal
The Nigerian government has partnered with the African Finance Corporation to sign a $1.3 billion deal for an alumina project, aimed at enhancing the mining sector's output.
Payroll loan used by employees in 65% of private companies, says Serasa Experian
A recent study by Serasa Experian reveals that 65% of private companies in Brazil have employees who have utilized payroll loans, with adoption rates varying based on company size and industry sector.
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 ฤeskรก spoลitelna increased by 6.1 percent last year
ฤeskรก spoลitelna reported a 6.1% increase in net profit over the past year, reflecting the bank's strong performance in its financial sector.
Silent Revolution in Corporate Finance: Accounting Enters the Intelligent Era
The financial sector is transforming into a strategic hub due to digitalization and new pressures, evidenced by the introduction of platforms like Siigo Fiscal that enhance accounting practices.
Next year's cuts depend on the government itself โ the EU does not require adjustments from Finland
The EU has confirmed that it does not require Finland to implement new public sector adjustments for the year 2027, impacting potential budget cuts planned for next year.
Debt brake documents reveal: here are Finland's targets
A parliamentary working group in Finland proposes a public sector deficit target of 2-2.5% of GDP by 2031, requiring significant fiscal adjustments amidst uncertainty.
Court rules on the dismissal of a young finance sector employee in the US who asked for 9 hours of sleep a day
A court is reviewing the case of Kathryn Shiber, who was dismissed from her finance job after requesting a guaranteed period for sleep to manage her mental health condition.
Wait, Adamed: Finance in Pharmaceuticals? Between the Risk of Innovation and Capital Discipline
Dr. Karolina Czekaj emphasizes the evolving role of CFOs in the pharmaceutical sector, highlighting their strategic importance beyond just expense management.
71% of Nigerians find banking app support ineffective โ Report
A report indicates that 71% of Nigerians feel that in-app support on banking applications is ineffective, revealing significant usability issues in the digital finance sector.
Lagos unveils blueprint for sustainable investment, wealth creation
Lagos State's Ministry of Finance is working on a Wealth Fund Bill aimed at promoting sustainable investment and wealth creation through stakeholder collaboration.
Insurance and the United Kingdom dragged LHV's profit down
LHV Group's net profit for January dropped by one-fifth compared to the previous year, amounting to 7.2 million euros due to significant losses in its insurance sector and a halved profit in the UK.
Cleaning Sector Rejects Purra's Comments - 'How Can a Minister Comment Like That?'
Cleaning professionals in Finland are outraged by Finance Minister Riikka Purra's remarks minimizing their work, calling it shocking and dismissive.
Cocoa: Ghana reduces production price to try to overcome the sector crisis
Ghana has announced an urgent series of reforms, including a reduction in the production price of cocoa, to stabilize its struggling cocoa sector.
Anna Cieลlak-Wrรณblewska: Common Sense Triumphs over Chaos
The EU Court of Justice's ruling on the WIBOR index, although favorable for banks, was met with indifference by investors.
Postponement of specific taxes that finance Argentine cinema until 2028
Argentina has postponed the repeal of specific taxes funding its film industry until 2028, amidst ongoing uncertainty in the audiovisual sector.
VIDEOS: JL2 from Wednesday, February 11, 2026
The latest news segment features financial sector concerns over central bank restrictions, political updates on Lula's election standing, and significant events both domestic and international.
Public Sector Allocates 22 Percent of Spending to Pensions
The Mexican government is increasingly allocating a larger portion of its budget to pensions, with expenditures rising from 14.8 percent in 2018 to 21.8 percent in the previous year.
New public agreement has been reached
A three-year agreement covering 200,000 public employees in Denmark has been established, featuring a financial framework of 8.7 percent and various benefits.
Wammen invites to a short press conference about a new collective agreement
The Danish Ministry of Finance has announced a press conference regarding a new collective bargaining agreement in the public sector.
The financial sector allocates billions for railways
The Polish financial sector is investing billions to support the railway industry, highlighting a shift in investment due to increased production capacities and new management structures.
Woori Finance to Invest 200 Billion Won in National Growth Fund as First in Finance Sector
Woori Financial Group announces its investment of 200 billion won in Korea's National Growth Fund, marking the first move in the financial sector towards this initiative.
The 'blue folders' of the Ministry of Finance: 6 privatizations and 5 tax reforms at the center for 2026
The Greek Ministry of Finance outlines ambitious plans for 2026 focusing on accelerated privatization and significant tax reforms.
Sony's 'Entertainment Company Transformation' Becomes Clearer: Separation of Finance and TV... What's Next, Smartphones?
Sony Group is increasingly committed to its entertainment businesses, having separated its financial sector and announced a split from its TV sector, while questioning the future direction of its smartphone division.
WATCH LIVE โฉ Where does solidarity come from and where does the money go?
A seminar organized by the Social Democratic Party will address issues related to healthcare funding and the need for systemic changes in the health sector.
Coronation Merchant Bank seeks African prominence at 10
Coronation Merchant Bank aims to be a leading player in the African banking sector as it celebrates its 10th anniversary in Lagos.
Nigerian fintech grew 70% in 2025 โ CBN
Nigeria's fintech sector experienced a remarkable 70% growth in 2025, marking its rise as a prominent digital finance hub in Africa, according to the Central Bank of Nigeria.
Mexico plans to invest 5.6 trillion pesos in public works until 2030
Mexico will invest 5.6 trillion pesos ($323 billion) in public works until 2030, primarily in the energy sector, as part of an initiative aimed at boosting GDP growth by up to 3 percent, according to Finance Secretary Edgar Amador.
Rain of Dollars: Companies Took Advantage of the Financial Context and Issued Over $20 Billion in 2025
Argentinian companies issued over $20 billion in the capital markets in 2025, driven by the energy sector and a decrease in country risk, marking a historic milestone despite political turbulence due to midterm elections.
The economy of Vantaa sank to the bottom along with the construction sector โ Yle's municipal finance machine shows the situation in your municipality
Vantaa's housing construction has plummeted from about 3,000 units per year to under 500 due to the construction sector's decline following the Russian invasion of Ukraine.