Access Holdings’ nine-month profit dips 6% as cost of funds erodes earnings
Gross earnings rose by 2.3 per cent to N4 trillion for the financial services group, which also has operations in pensions, payments and insurance brokerage, and also operates in 24 countries, serving
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Gross earnings rose by 2.3 per cent to N4 trillion for the financial services group, which also has operations in pensions, payments and insurance brokerage, and also operates in 24 countries, serving over 63 million customers. The post Access Holdings’ nine-month profit dips 6% as cost of funds erodes earnings appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria .
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