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Yemisi Edun is acting as the managing director of FCMB in the interim period while Adam Nuru is on leave.
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Yemisi Edun is acting as the managing director of FCMB in the interim period while Adam Nuru is on leave.
The last time the bank’s share price suffered a decline of this magnitude was on November 13.
Onyeali-Ikpe joined the bank in 2015 and was the former executive director for Lagos and south-west directorate.
The NDIC said it would resume verifying claims of depositors of the affected banks from December 21.
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Mid-tier lender FCMB Group Plc is forecasting that first-quarter earnings will fall more than 20% as rates decline.