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Sukuk Bonds

Sukuks are investment certificates or notes that evidence proportionate interest in ownership of tangible assets, goods and services, or investment in the assets of projects that adhere to the principles of Shariah. The holder has an ownership right in a particular asset and is, therefore, entitled to the return generated by that asset. Sukuk issuances…

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Project Finance

Project finance is a specialised financing mechanism employed for large-scale infrastructure and development projects. It refers to the funding of long-term infrastructure, industrial ventures, and public services using a non-recourse or limited recourse financial structure. The debt and equity used to finance the project are repaid from the cash flow generated by the project…

ByBrand & Comms TeamApril 11, 20250Comments

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MANAGEMENT BUY-IN (MBI)

A management buy-in (MBI) refers to a corporate acquisition scenario where an external management team, typically led by experienced executives or investors, purchases a controlling interest in a company. This purchase may involve acquiring a majority stake in the business or buying out existing owners entirely. The goal of a management buy-in is to bring…

ByBrand & Comms TeamDecember 11, 20240Comments

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Funding Round: Types and Differences

A funding round is the process where companies, majorly startups seek to grow their business operations by raising external financing in exchange for equity. It is also referred to as Round Financing or Venture Round. According to Mark Suster, the single biggest mistake founders make is waiting until they have too little cash in the…

ByBrand & Comms TeamOctober 3, 20240Comments

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Domestic Foreign Currency-Denominated Bonds

Domestic Foreign Currency-Denominated Bonds (DFCBs) are debt financial instruments issued by a domestic entity (such as corporations or governments), within the local market but denominated in a foreign currency. These bonds are governed by the domestic market’s regulations and are typically aimed at local investors, providing exposure to international currencies like the U.S. dollar (USD)…

ByBrand & Comms TeamSeptember 12, 20240Comments

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Debenture by Right Issue

A Right Issue means an offer of securities by an issuer to its shareholders at a particular date, usually in proportion to their existing holdings. You can read more about it in our Rights Issue Article. Although an equity right issue is more common in practice, right issues can either be debt or equity issues.…

ByBrand & Comms TeamAugust 30, 20240Comments

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Public Offer

A public offer is a process by which a company raises capital by offering its securities, such as stocks or bonds, to the general public. This type of offering allows anyone, including individual and institutional investors, to purchase the securities. Public offers are typically conducted through a stock exchange or over-the-counter markets and are subject…

ByBrand & Comms TeamAugust 15, 20240Comments

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Rights Issue

One mode of raising capital through Equity Financing is the Rights Issue. A Rights Issue involves giving existing shareholders the right, not an obligation, to acquire additional shares (new shares) in the company, at a discount (rights offer price) to its current market price. It is structured in the form of an invitation to the…

ByBrand & Comms TeamJuly 9, 20241Comment

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Bonus Issue

What is a Bonus Issue? Bonus issues are additional shares issued to existing shareholders of a company at no cost. The new shares issued are based on the current holding. A bonus issue is also known as a Scrip Issue or capitalisation issue. During cash shortages, companies may seek to issue bonus shares to uphold…

ByBrand & Comms TeamJune 28, 20240Comments

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Understanding Credit Ratings in Nigeria

Credit rating is an independent assessment of the creditworthiness of companies and governments, determining their solvency. It is based on the financial statements of these entities to assess if their business operations are sound. Rating agencies publish these ratings, generally categorizing them as either Investment Grade or Speculative Grade. Importance of Credit Ratings Regulatory Use:…

ByBrand & Comms TeamMay 23, 20240Comments

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Project Finance

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Domestic Foreign Currency-Denominated Bonds

Debenture by Right Issue

Public Offer

Rights Issue

Bonus Issue

Understanding Credit Ratings in Nigeria

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