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DMO Set To Auction N125bn Bonds Next Week

DMO Set To Auction N125bn Bonds Next Week   The Debt Management Office has said the Federal Government will auction N125bn worth of bonds by subscription on July 24. The DMO said in a circular on Tuesday that it was authorised to receive applications on behalf of...

DMO Includes Eurobonds On FMDQ, Nigerian Stock Exchange

DMO Includes Eurobonds On FMDQ, Nigerian Stock Exchange   The Debt Management Office (DMO) last Friday, listed the first Eurobonds on the FMDQ Securities Exchange and Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) platforms. The DMO, on behalf of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (FRN), listed dual-tranche $2.50 billion and...

FG Opens May Savings Bonds For Subscription

FG Opens May Savings Bonds For Subscription The Federal Government of Nigeria on Monday opened the May savings bonds for subscription. An FGN savings bond is a bond issued by the Debt Management Office on behalf of the Nigerian government. The bond is targeted at retail...

FG Issue New Savings Bonds For Subscription

FG Issue New Savings Bonds For Subscription   The Federal Government has offered for subscription savings bonds with a tenor of two and three years. The Debt Management Office, in a circular on Monday, said it was authorised to receive applications for the savings bond on behalf...

Fed Govt’s February Bond Oversubscribed By N84bn

Fed Govt's February Bond Oversubscribed By N84bn   The Federal Government’s bond for the month of February worth N150bn which was offered on Wednesday was oversubscribed by over N84bn. The Debt Management Office disclosed on Thursday that the trend of oversubscription at the FGN bond auctions for...

FG Commences Savings Bond Auction

FG Commences Savings Bond Auction   The Federal Government has commenced the auction of its savings bond for February this year. A savings bond is targeted at low-income earners to encourage them to save and earn more income (interest) when compared with their savings account with banks. Savings...