Access Holdings is considering exiting certain overseas markets to comply with the Central Bank of Nigeria's restrictions on external investments
Access Holdings is considering exiting certain overseas markets to comply with the Central Bank of Nigeria's restrictions on foreign investments. Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede, Chairman of Nigeria's largest lender by assets—which operates in about 24 countries—stated that the bank has targeted a "tricky" business for potential divestment to meet the relevant regulatory requirements.
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