Nigerians living in diaspora can also partake by checking the requirements for people living in diaspora. All you need is to download a licensed investment app e.g stanbic IBTC, chapel hill denham etc. Secondly complete your kyc, then fund your wallet and search and enter the amount in the stock youRead more
Nigerians living in diaspora can also partake by checking the requirements for people living in diaspora. All you need is to download a licensed investment app e.g stanbic IBTC, chapel hill denham etc. Secondly complete your kyc, then fund your wallet and search and enter the amount in the stock you want to buy.
That’s all and you are good to go!
The key difference between the two is the duration (years). Treasury bills are for short term investment like 3-6 months or even a year. This is money you want it's return within a year. While bonds are for long term investment like 2-3 years or even more. This is for long time project.
The key difference between the two is the duration (years).
Treasury bills are for short term investment like 3-6 months or even a year. This is money you want it’s return within a year. While bonds are for long term investment like 2-3 years or even more. This is for long time project.
Can Nigerians Living Abroad Invest in the Dangote Refinery IPO?
Nigerians living in diaspora can also partake by checking the requirements for people living in diaspora. All you need is to download a licensed investment app e.g stanbic IBTC, chapel hill denham etc. Secondly complete your kyc, then fund your wallet and search and enter the amount in the stock youRead more
Nigerians living in diaspora can also partake by checking the requirements for people living in diaspora. All you need is to download a licensed investment app e.g stanbic IBTC, chapel hill denham etc. Secondly complete your kyc, then fund your wallet and search and enter the amount in the stock you want to buy.
See lessThat’s all and you are good to go!
Are FGN Bonds Covered by NDIC Insurance, and Are Stockbrokers’ Investments Also Protected in Nigeria?
Yes they are covered and insured by regulatory bodies that's why they can do anyhow with people's money.
Yes they are covered and insured by regulatory bodies that’s why they can do anyhow with people’s money.
See lessWhat Is the Difference Between Bonds and Treasury Bills in Nigeria?
The key difference between the two is the duration (years). Treasury bills are for short term investment like 3-6 months or even a year. This is money you want it's return within a year. While bonds are for long term investment like 2-3 years or even more. This is for long time project.
The key difference between the two is the duration (years).
Treasury bills are for short term investment like 3-6 months or even a year. This is money you want it’s return within a year. While bonds are for long term investment like 2-3 years or even more. This is for long time project.
See less