INSURANCE
Dematerialisation in Nigeria: From Paper Certificates to Digital Shares — A Practical Guide for Shareholders
Still holding on to old paper share certificates? You’re not alone, but doing so puts your investments at increasing risk. In Nigeria’s rapidly digitising capital market, dematerialisation (the conversion of physical share certificates into electronic records) is no longer optional. It has become essential for securing your investments, ensuring quicker dividend access, and staying aligned with evolving regulatory expectations. At Coronation Registrars, we are committed to helping shareholders transition smoothly…
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Building Your 2026 Insurance Portfolio Like a Pro
As the end of the year approaches in a few weeks, several individuals are meticulously preparing for the year ahead. Financial growth and sustainability are among their top five goals…
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Protecting The People We Love with Life Insurance
When was the last time you thought seriously about life insurance? Not just the one your HR department quietly set…
Third Party vs Comprehensive Motor Insurance: Which One Truly Protects You?
Let’s paint a picture. Emeka had just closed from work and was heading home through Lagos traffic on the Third…
Can Insurance Really Save You Money? Here’s What Most Nigerians Don’t Know
Have you thought of how many times you’ve told yourself that this is the month you start saving? Then, your…
How a Simple Insurance Policy Could Save Your Family from Debt
Despite the estimated two million cars on the road in Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial capital, owning a car remains more of…
Annuity or Pension? Why Annuity Might Be the Better Bet
When Madam Tosin, a vibrant and seasoned bank manager at a leading financial institution, began planning for her retirement, she…
Have You Insured the Things That Keep Your Kids Happy?
On May 27th of every year, we take a moment to celebrate the joy, dreams, and boundless energy of our…
Dematerialisation in Nigeria: From Paper Certificates to Digital Shares — A Practical Guide for Shareholders
Still holding on to old paper share certificates? You’re not alone, but doing so puts your investments at increasing risk….
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