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Nigeria’s Top Bank Offers $1 Billion Shares Held by Bridge Firm

First HoldCo Plc plans to raise about 1.4 trillion naira ($1 billion) through a share sale after the Central Bank of Nigeria gave the nation’s biggest lender approval for the move.

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Nigeria’s Top Bank Offers $1 Billion Shares Held by Bridge Firm
First HoldCo Plc plans to raise about 1.4 trillion naira ($1 billion) through a share sale after the Central Bank of Nigeria gave the nation’s biggest lender approval for the move.
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