(www.abndigital.com) Nigeria and China have agreed to explore making Nigeria a major manufacturing zone for China's key industrial enterprises. The Chinese delegation said its government would also "support the companies, especially in the motorcycle and automobiles industry, to make direct investments in Nigeria for local production. Joining ABN on the impact of the announcement on Nigeria-China relations is Bismarck Rewane, CEO of Financial Derivatives.

Nigeria China Relations Bismarck Rewane Financial Derivatives

(www.abndigital.com) Wole Famurewa talks to Bismarck Rewane the CEO at Financial Derivatives looking at: Weak Dollar Nigeria

Nigeria Equity markets Bismarck Rewane CEO Financial Derivatives

(www.abndigital.com) Looking at the NSE All Share Index over in Nigeria now, the market here certainly starting 2010 off on an up-trend where index gained 8.2% in January. But on closer interrogation you'll notice that roughly 72% of those gains were made in the first half of the month - with the index now seeming to have gone into a holding pattern - trading in a very tight range. yet we're hearing reports that major international institutional investors - outside Africa - are now back into Africa with major investments in the capital markets, specifically Nigeria. So let's hone in on activity we're seeing here with Bismarck Rewane, CEO - Financial Derivatives.

Bismarck Rewane Financial Derivatives Kenya

(www.abndigital.com) Sacking of the Director General of the Nigeria Stock Exchange, and suspension of the Bourse President. we discuss this with CEO of Financial Derivatives in Nigeria, Bismarck Rewane.

Nigeria Stock Exchange Leadership Bismarck Rewane

(www.abndigital.com) The Nigerian Bankers' Committee gathered in Abuja to spell out its economic perspective on a wide range of issues on the Nigerian economy. ABN's Wole Famurewa speaks to Bismarck Rewane, CEO of Financial Derivatives in Lagos.

Nigeria Bankers Committee Bismarck Rewane Financial Derivatives

(www.abndigital.com) After a dramatic growth momentum, South Africa may fall out of the world's top 20 economies by 2050. Meanwhile, Nigeria's own economic star and political clout may shine brighter yet. What they do in the next 10 years may determine which country becomes the continent's real superpower. Joining ABN from Lagos to discuss Africa's next superpower is economist Bismarck Rewane, CEO of Financial Derivatives. Here in studio is economist George Glynos, Managing Director of Econometrix Treasury Management.

Africa Superpower George Glynos Bismarck Rewane Financial Derivatives

(www.abndigital.com) Aliko Dangote may not be the world's richest man alive, but the Forbes Rich List has named him the biggest gainer in percentage terms. ABN's Wole Famurewa discusses the rise of Africa's richest man with Bismarck Rewane, CEO of Financial Derivatives.

Aliko Dangote Forbes Bismarck Rewane Financial Derivatives

(www.abndigital.com) After a dramatic growth momentum, South Africa may fall out of the world's top 20 economies by 2050. Meanwhile, Nigeria's own economic star and political clout may shine brighter yet. What they do in the next 10 years may determine which country becomes the continent's real superpower. Joining ABN from Lagos to discuss Africa's next superpower is economist Bismarck Rewane, CEO of Financial Derivatives. Here in studio is economist George Glynos, Managing Director of Econometrix Treasury Management.

Africa Superpower George Glynos Bismarck Rewane Financial Derivatives

(www.abndigital.com) The Nigerian parliament passed a 4.9 trillion naira budget for 2011 yesterday, and raised capital expenditure by 50 percent. ABN's Wole Famurewa chats to Bismarck Rewane, CEO of Financial Derivatives.

Nigeria Parliament Budget 2011 Bismarck Rewane Financial Derivatives

(www.abndigital.com) US Money manager Merrill Lynch Wealth Management has blacklisted customers resident in Nigeria. The move has sparked anger in Nigeria, where some commentators say it undermines government efforts to clean up the country's financial sector. ABN's Wole Famurewa chats with Bismarck Rewane, CEO of Financial Derivatives.

Merrill Lynch Insult Bismarck Rewane

(www.abndigital.com) ABN's Wole Famurewa gives an overview of Nigeria's many attempts to cut fuel subsidies. ABN also speaks with Nigerian economist and CEO of Financial Derivatives Bismarck Rewane regarding some of his suggestions on how Nigeria can resolve its current impasse.

Nigeria Fuel Subsidy Timeline Solution Impasse Bismarck Rewane

(www.abndigital.com) Bismark Rewane gives his predictions on Nigeria's GDP growth.

Nigeria GDP growth predictions Bizmarck Renawe

We have had traders saying that following the uncertainty surrounding the CBN's audit of banks and the increased levels of provisioning which has led to several Nigerian banks declaring losses, investors may now be starting to believe that the worst is finally over. Many at this stage, are expecting that the government's proposed establishment of an asset management company could reduce the downside risk to equities as it would decrease the pressure on banks to sell down stocks in their margin loan book. Sanusi's latest comments have certainly encouraged optimism. we spoke to Bismarck Rewane

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First Storm in Bismarck 2010

Bismarck; snow

(www.abndigital.com) Eleni Giokos speaks with Ike Chioke, Managing Directot at Afrinvest, looking at: Investor optimism on markets; Fitch downgrading Nigeria from stable to negative; Dangote Cement listing tomorrow.

Nigerian Markets Ike Chioke Afrinvest