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The Central Bank Punishing Lenders That Won’t Lend: QuickTake
LAGOS (Capiatla Markets in Africa) – Nigeria’s central bank introduced measures last year to encourage commercial banks to lend more, part of a bid to revive one of Africa’s biggest economies. Credit growth, however, has stagnated, despite the new rules enabling lenders to deploy funds previously earmarked as reserves. Now, central bank Governor Godwin Emefiele is taking a more aggressive approach, penalizing banks that are deemed too risk-averse. Why is the central bank doing this? Nigeria’s economy contracted…
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