Why Nigerian banks will never win the consumer credit game
Nigerian banks have never been equipped to win the consumer credit game. Their rigid lending practices, heavy collateral requirements, and deep-rooted aversion to retail risk keep everyday borrowers locked out. Fintechs are filling the gap with faster, more flexible solutions, while banks remain stuck in outdated models. Now that we know how important consumer credit is and why it matters, why are banks so ill-qualified to solve the problem?
Why you should digitize your Ajo lending business
Savings and investment have been an integral part of our local community from pre-colonial times. This largely due to the communal nature of the African community – we naturally tend to look out for each other, even where finances are concerned. The advent of formal and structured financing avenues have not completely substituted the thrift […]
How debit order or direct debit works in Ghana
This article provides an in-depth look at Ghana’s direct debit system, covering its regulatory framework, operational mechanics, market participants, adoption trends, payment infrastructure, challenges, and future developments.
