Tag: Business licence

The Application for registration of a Co-operative Society is processed at the Osun State Ministry of Commerce, Industry, Cooperatives and Empowerment (“licensing authority”). Please note that a Co-operative Society may be incorporated as a private limited liability company with share capital by the Corporate Affairs …

As the world slides into globalization, Africa is open and ready for business. Ghana remains one of the attractive destinations for foreign investors. In this article we will be looking at step by step guide on registering a company limited by shares in Ghana. Please …

In the course of our engagement with clients, we have documented some of the frequently asked questions on money lender licensing process in Nigeria, which we consider can be a useful guide for any interested investors in the country’s consumer lending sector. Below are our …

Introduction A Micro Finance Bank (“MFB”) is a subsector company in the financial industry licensed by the Central Bank of Nigeria (“CBN”) to carry on the business of providing financial services such as savings and deposits, loans, domestic funds transfer and non-financial services to individuals …

KEY NOTES ON HOW TO SET UP A MONEY LENDER COMPANY IN NIGERIA Introduction From our experience in advising and assisting clients with business registration and licensing in Nigeria, money lender business is fast becoming very popular and widely embraced as an alternative solution to …

Why does a business require an MMO licence? Every technology solution service provider, in whatever sector, is most likely interested in how to reduce stress for customer’s subscription and payment through digital channels. One of the notable features of most online platforms is the provision …

Employee Due Diligence is an investigation by an Employer to identify any risks, screen or scrutinize hired staff’s or potential employee’s history in order to prevent any financial, reputational or other risks to the company. It must be appreciated that employees and prospective employees can …

Many small businesses, especially online entrepreneurs in Nigeria, are not (or do not have their businesses) registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) despite being in business for a year or more. They conclude transactions using an unregistered “business” name but when it is time …