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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by princeuk21(m): 7:43am On Mar 25, 2015
presiade:

I don't believe that.
u can try them out
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by presiade(m): 7:45am On Mar 25, 2015
princeuk21:
u can try them out
I don't have to, because I am insider. I know what I'm saying.
Send your investment enquiries to: TROPS@unionbankng.com; tropsservice@unionbankng.com.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by princeuk21(m): 7:50am On Mar 25, 2015
presiade:

I don't have to, because I am insider. I know what I'm saying.
a friend of mine placed a bid of 10.50 for 91 days and he was given 9% for 91days, there was no tax deduction on the 9%.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by presiade(m): 7:53am On Mar 25, 2015
princeuk21:
a friend of mine placed a bid of 10.50 for 91 days and he was given 9% for 91days, there was no tax deduction on the 9%.
What was the successful rate rate for that particular day? If actually 10.50% went through on the said auction date, I suggest he should contact those addresses I stated above.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by princeuk21(m): 8:13am On Mar 25, 2015
presiade:

What was the successful rate rate for that particular day? If actually 10.50% went through on the said auction date, I suggest he should contact those addresses I stated above.
I'll send the info to him

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by wuwu2: 11:49am On Mar 25, 2015
so the big question again! which banks in Nigeria wil execute my request at MY PREFERRED RATES?
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by angelo82: 12:19pm On Mar 25, 2015
I agree that 15% is a good rate.....But if you bid 15.2% and your bid was successful,the right and ethical thing for the bank to do is to give you your damn bid rate since you bid from the auction and that should be the best practice worldwide..........I hope you get the issue now........



fphumie:
I will like to correct some notion- there is no way a bank staff will enrich herself/ hisself personally. Treasury group does the deal while treasury operation group finish the process by debiting the customer's account. For GTB to have given you 15% for 360days I will say it is a good rate . Rates are declining,just do not conclude yet, wait till you get this week bid result to know if you will thank GTBank or do otherwise .
That is my little penny. I bided for 365days at a rate lower than 15% cos rates are dropping

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by angelo82: 12:22pm On Mar 25, 2015
You should send your instruction to their customer service and everything will be fine.......Please avoid their branches...........


princeuk21:
even union did that to a friend of mine
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by dandollar1: 5:58pm On Mar 25, 2015
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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by dandollar1: 6:13pm On Mar 25, 2015
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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by dandollar1: 6:14pm On Mar 25, 2015
fphumie:
I jus confirmed from my friend in treasury group in fidelity bank that there will be another primary bid on the 25th of March. Intending bidders to submit their application to their respective banks on Tuesday max.

Na wa o, GTB is saying they are not aware that there is an auction this week, but zenith bank confirmed it. Does it mean some banks can decide to opt out?
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by fphumie(f): 11:01am On Mar 26, 2015
angelo82:
I agree that 15% is a good rate.....But if you bid 15.2% and your bid was successful


What I meant to say was that the bank sold to him from secondary market because bid was done yesterday and account can only be debited today. For him to have seen alert it simply means that d purchase was done from secondary mkt.
Stop rate for yesterday bid for 364 days was 14.85%. So I guess the rate he was given was too ok.
Let's not misinform people , it is not possible for the staff of a bank to enrich himself/ herself with customer's interest.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by angelo82: 11:41am On Mar 26, 2015
You are the one mixing up issues.............The guy was talking about the result of 18th auction and not yesterdays auction.......And he gave instruction to his bank to bid for him at 15.something which was successful and later on he received alert showing his bank gave him 15%.....We are talking of unethical/unprofessional conduct here which to me is completely unacceptable...........As for the bolded part stop deceiving yourself bank staffs serially enrich themselves......Infact suppressing customers deposit is a common thing...........I have been a victim several times ......


fphumie:
What I meant to say was that the bank sold to him from secondary market because bid was done yesterday and account can only be debited today. For him to have seen alert it simply means that d purchase was done from secondary mkt.
Stop rate for yesterday bid for 364 days was 14.85%. So I guess the rate he was given was too ok.
Let's not misinform people , it is not possible for the staff of a bank to enrich himself/ herself with customer's interest.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by angelo82: 11:44am On Mar 26, 2015
You are the one mixing up issues.............The guy was talking about the result of 18th auction and not yesterdays auction.......And he gave instruction to his bank to bid for him at 15.something which was successful and later on he received alert showing his bank gave him 15%.....We are talking of unethical/unprofessional conduct here which to me is completely unacceptable...........As for the bolded part stop deceiving yourself bank staffs serially enrich themselves......Infact suppressing customers deposit is a common thing...........I have been a victim several times ......Except if he didn't specify any bid rate.....Then thats a different thing entirely and then he is very lucky to get 15%......


fphumie:
What I meant to say was that the bank sold to him from secondary market because bid was done yesterday and account can only be debited today. For him to have seen alert it simply means that d purchase was done from secondary mkt.
Stop rate for yesterday bid for 364 days was 14.85%. So I guess the rate he was given was too ok.
Let's not misinform people , it is not possible for the staff of a bank to enrich himself/ herself with customer's interest.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Seun(m): 11:49am On Mar 26, 2015
dandollar1:


Na wa o, GTB is saying they are not aware that there is an auction this week, but zenith bank confirmed it. Does it mean some banks can decide to opt out?
no it means your contact persons at gtbank don't know what they are doing since its on the auction timetable.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by wuwu2: 12:03pm On Mar 26, 2015
anybody placed bids yesterday? I did with first bank But havnt heard nothing from them. what was the outcome?
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Damolux01(m): 12:30pm On Mar 26, 2015
wuwu2:
anybody placed bids yesterday? I did with first bank But havnt heard nothing from them. what was the outcome?
First bank's bid wasn't successful, they bided at 15% and stop rate was 14.85%. Unless you indicated a rate lower than that.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by ummitoagirl(f): 12:31pm On Mar 26, 2015
Same with ECobank, I am so upset...I even sent them the new calendar on the new bidding dates.
My account manager said the treasury department are not aware, therefore no bidding will take place.
They probably wanted the bank to bid, so they will sell to customers from the secondary market.

dandollar1:


Na wa o, GTB is saying they are not aware that there is an auction this week, but zenith bank confirmed it. Does it mean some banks can decide to opt out?
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by ummitoagirl(f): 12:32pm On Mar 26, 2015
Imagine, I instructed 14.30 for 182 days, need I say more....ecobank didn't bother to process my request.

wuwu2:
anybody placed bids yesterday? I did with first bank But havnt heard nothing from them. what was the outcome?

Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by ummitoagirl(f): 12:35pm On Mar 26, 2015
Henceforth...bidding will take place every 2 weeks.
Next date is 9th of April
Timetable below.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Seun(m): 12:37pm On Mar 26, 2015
ummitoagirl:
Henceforth...bidding will take place every 2 weeks.
Next date is 9th of April
Timetable below.
I noticed that you posted it earlier. How did you get it? Thanks & cheers.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by ummitoagirl(f): 2:42pm On Mar 26, 2015
http://www.cenbank.org/News/newsarchives.asp
Go down a little bit you will see the headline "Nigerian TReasury BIlls Issue Programme (second Quarter)
Seun:
I noticed that you posted it earlier. How did you get it? Thanks & cheers.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by deebsman1(m): 7:13pm On Mar 26, 2015
Am having difficulty calculating the t-bill return, i will like someone to please tell me the exact amount of what N1,000,000.00 will return in 91day at the rate of 10.5%. is it N105,000.00? no mind my olodo ooo grin
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Nobody: 7:50pm On Mar 26, 2015
deebsman1:
Am having difficulty calculating the t-bill return, i will like someone to please tell me the exact amount of what N1,000,000.00 will return in 91day at the rate of 10.5%. is it N105,000.00? no mind my olodo ooo grin

From the little I've learnt here, N108,079 or thereabout should be your effective ROI in 91days.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by inze(m): 7:52pm On Mar 26, 2015
coolbibz:


From the little I've learnt here, N108,079 or thereabout should be your effective ROI in 91days.

You wish

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Nobody: 7:59pm On Mar 26, 2015
inze:


You wish

What should it be then? Would you be kind enough to explain?

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by coderXO(m): 7:59pm On Mar 26, 2015
coolbibz:


From the little I've learnt here, N108,079 or thereabout should be your effective ROI in 91days.

inze: you wish


kai na wa o...after hashing, rehashing and hashing again; some still ain't getting it. but they swear they get it.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by ummitoagirl(f): 8:01pm On Mar 26, 2015
O ga oh... U will get around N26,250.00 after 91 days and if you invested 1M for 1 yr (364 days) your return should be N105,000.00 at 10.50%

deebsman1:
Am having difficulty calculating the t-bill return, i will like someone to please tell me the exact amount of what N1,000,000.00 will return in 91day at the rate of 10.5%. is it N105,000.00? no mind my olodo ooo grin

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Nobody: 8:14pm On Mar 26, 2015
coderXO:





kai na wa o...after hashing, rehashing and hashing again; some still ain't getting it. but they swear they get it.

lol. I only read the first few pages of the thread before commenting. Checked it out for the first time today, and replied that post in the spirit of enthusiasm & complaisance.

However, I just read a post of yours and I have a better understanding now. smiley

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