How Open Banking will transform Credit in Nigeria: Audience Q&A
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How Open Banking will transform Credit in Nigeria: Audience Q&A

We had a vibrant turnout at our recent webinar, “How Open Banking will transform Credit in Nigeria,” with dozens of questions from professionals across banking, fintech, and policy. Below is a detailed Q&A covering everything from payments and privacy to infrastructure and cross-border insights. Whether you missed the session or want to dive deeper, here’s […]

How to get started as a lender in Zimbabwe
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How to get started as a lender in Zimbabwe

In May 2022, the Zimbabwe government froze all bank lending, citing speculative behavior as the villain. Businesses gasped, households flailed, and the economy wobbled like a three-legged table. For a moment, it felt like financial oxygen had been cut off. But nature—and credit markets—abhor a vacuum. During this period, formal financial institutions were sidelined, and […]

Are lenders evil for charging high interest rates?
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Are lenders evil for charging high interest rates?

The average lender today typically charges 4% — 10% per month (48% — 120% per year). Whoa. It makes you wonder how they recover loans at these rates. At first glance, it seems outrageous, even exploitative but there’s more to the story when you consider the risks and costs lenders face in Nigeria’s financial landscape.