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Givemore Maguju, FMVA®
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Getting a bank account is the 1st step to cultivating a culture of financial discipline for your small business. In many instances, it's simple to spend business money as if it's yours.
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RateCaptain
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The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has announced the suspension of charges on cash deposits until September 30, 2024, following concerns raised by bank customers.In a circular dated May 6, 2024, and signed by Adetona Adedeji, the Director of Banking Supervision at the CBN, the apex bank directed financial institutions to cease the collection of processing fees for cash deposits.Tap the link in our bio to read more.#CBN#CashDepositCharges#BankingSector#RateCaptain#financialnews
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How to Open a Corporate Bank Account with CBZ BankHave you registered your company with the Registrar of Companies and obtained the TIN Certificate from ZIMRA's Self-Service Portal (TaRMs)? If so, congratulations! The next step is opening a corporate bank account to manage your business finances.Why Choose CBZ Bank?CBZ Bank Limited is a leading commercial bank in Zimbabwe, licensed by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe. Their corporate account offers various advantages, including:24/7 Access:Manage your account on the go with internet banking.Convenient Transactions:Enjoy a variety of payment options like cheques,debit cards,and inter-bank transfers.Security Features:Get crossed cheques,a cheque guarantee card,and stop/debit order options.Additional Benefits:Access overdraft facilities and loans,receive competitive interest rates,and get personalized SMS alerts and e-statements.Opening Your AccountGather Documents:Visit your nearest CBZ Bank branch to obtain a corporate account application and due diligence form.Complete Forms:All company directors must fill out and sign both forms.Submit Documents:Along with the completed forms,provide the following company documents:➡Certified copies of your company's memorandum and articles of association➡Certified copy of your company's certificate of incorporation➡CR5 document showing your corporate address➡CR6 document listing all company directors➡TIN certificate or number from ZIMRA➡Certified copies of each director's ID➡Directors' proof of residence (certified affidavit from landlord with attached water bill or ZESA electricity slip if renting)➡Two passport-sized photos for each director Let's help you get a corporate bank account fast.CBZ Holdings Limited#cbzbank #bankaccount #business #businessfinances #money #smallbusiness
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Kayode Omosehin, Esq.
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HOW TO SET UP A NON-INTEREST BANK OR FINANCIAL INSTITUTION IN NIGERIAA non-interest bank or other financial institution is one of the specialized institutions that can be licensed by the Central Bank of Nigeria (“CBN”), as complements of the conventional banking system, to undertake banking, trading, investment and other permissible financial services in accordance with any established non-interest banking principles. The CBN derives its licensing power under sections 2 and 3 of the Bank and Other Financial Institutions Act 2020 (“BOFIA”) as amended.According to the CBN’s Guidelines for the Regulation and Supervision of Institutions Offering Non-Interest Financial Services in Nigeria 2011 (“Guidelines”), non-interest banking and financial services can be broadly categorized into two:1. Non-interest banking and financial services that are based on islamic law (also known as Islamic Financial Institutions) ; and2. Non-interest banking and financial services that are based on any other established non-interest principles (also known as Other Non-Interest Financial Institutions).Please note that Deposit Money Banks (“DMBs”) may, with prior approval of the CBN, operate a non-interest banking window.Please note that a non-interest bank may apply to be licensed as either a regional or national bank. CLICK BELOW TO READ MORE #koriatlawyers #koriatandco #businesslicense #businessadvisory #business #linkedincommunity #ceo #doingbusiness #CBN #investinafrica #africarising #islamicfinance #islamicbanking #nonprofit https://lnkd.in/dxZnSYKk
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HOW TO SET UP A NON-INTEREST BANK OR FINANCIAL INSTITUTION IN NIGERIAA non-interest bank or other financial institution is one of the specialized institutions that can be licensed by the Central Bank of Nigeria (“CBN”), as complements of the conventional banking system, to undertake banking, trading, investment and other permissible financial services in accordance with any established non-interest banking principles. The CBN derives its licensing power under sections 2 and 3 of the Bank and Other Financial Institutions Act 2020 (“BOFIA”) as amended.According to the CBN’s Guidelines for the Regulation and Supervision of Institutions Offering Non-Interest Financial Services in Nigeria 2011 (“Guidelines”), non-interest banking and financial services can be broadly categorized into two:1. Non-interest banking and financial services that are based on islamic law (also known as Islamic Financial Institutions) ; and2. Non-interest banking and financial services that are based on any other established non-interest principles (also known as Other Non-Interest Financial Institutions).Please note that Deposit Money Banks (“DMBs”) may, with prior approval of the CBN, operate a non-interest banking window.Please note that a non-interest bank may apply to be licensed as either a regional or national bank. CLICK BELOW TO READ MORE #koriatlawyers #koriatandco #businesslicense #businessadvisory #business #linkedincommunity #ceo #doingbusiness #CBN #investinafrica #africarising #islamicfinance #islamicbanking #nonprofit https://lnkd.in/d7dSZBdj
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The cheapest bank accounts in South Africa 2024: Capitec vs FNB vs Absa vs Nedbank vs Standard Bank and more With people all trying to save money wherever they can, many may switch to banks with more affordable bank charges. However, this can also provide an opportunity for fraudsters to try and divert payments into the incorrect bank account. Bank account verification is a very simple online check that iFacts provides. Read here: https://bit.ly/3uDprja
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Darlington Onyeagoro
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IS YOUR BANK STEALING FROM YOU?In 2021, over 5.4 Million cases were logged in 9 different banks with over N346 Billion under dispute.Corporate and business customers loose a lot of money from excess bank charges on their loans and and unpaid returns on their investments. A lot of bank customers are usually not aware of these illegal charges.Some banks do not follow established guidelines when booking loans or when applying statutory fees on loans.Avance.ng solves this problem by analyzing the bank statements of bank customers for up to 6 years with a view to discovering illegal bank charges, deductions and omissions and also help them recover these lost funds from their banks. Avance.ng have established relationships with almost all banks in Nigeria and have helped customers recover Hundreds of Millions of Naira in excess bank charges. This relationship with the banks and relevant regulatory bodies makes recovery easier and faster. Visit avance.ng/waitlist to sign up and we will contact you or send an email to sales@avance.ng or call 09053889020
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Rising from a lower profit margin of N10.2billion and a debilitating Non-Performing Loan portfolio of 45 per cent in 2015, to an impressive profit of N147billion and a significantly lowered NPL rate of 5.6 per cent in 2022, First Bank of Nigeria Ltd., has proven that its back-to-back profit-making is far beyond recoveries made, but rather it’s a reinforcement of a well-articulated growth trajectory driven by a committed, competent and experienced Board and management team:https://lnkd.in/dBVRr_Nm #management #growth #team
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Life in Saudi Arabia
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Want to open a new account with Al Rajhi bank? Here is the process.
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Anuoluwapo Ademuyiwa, MBA, CSM®, ACIM
Helping career professionals do meaningful work with 6-figure joy™😊 & 6-figure love™ 💜 | Community Builder | Business Analyst
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Canada's Bank ATM be trying to give someone heart attack 🤣You know how you go to an ATM to withdraw money back in Naija (Nigeria), and the moment you type in the amount, your money is dispensed before your card is ejected, yeah? Well, it's a little different here. So, even back in Nigeria, I rarely do cash or carry physical notes around. I do the same here too. However, recently I needed to withdraw some cash, and I went to a nearby TD Bank ATM. After inputting the amount and notes I needed, I was waiting for my money to be dispensed and nothing came out.The Nigerian in me quickly came alive. I started wondering if my card has been swallowed. I mean, I was already looking around for the for the nearest TD office, so I can go and lodge a complaint. That was before I gathered myself together and followed the next instruction, one that asked if I was done with the transaction or I would like to continue with another transaction. Another transaction bawo (how)! When I haven't seen my money or card. I quickly selected the option that concludes my transaction, and my card came out followed by my fine looking, clean and delicious $50 notes. You don't want to know how I collected my money and card with immediate alacrity. 🤣Please, I can't come and be speaking plenty grammar abeg. 😂P.S. Don't you just want to keep these babies in your wallet a little longer. 😊#Habits#Culture#Finance#Banking#AbroadlifewithAnu
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