A fragile sector

Banker Editor | 04/10/2004 12:00 am

Barely a month in the job, new Central Bank of Nigeria governor Charles Soludo has thrown down the gauntlet to the country’s banks. By demanding a huge hike in minimum capital requirements, Mr Soludo is forcing the weak and fragmented industry to consolidate, in a move that he insists will result in a stronger banking system that plays a more active role in economic development.

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