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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by emmasoft(m): 1:37pm On Sep 26, 2022
NL1960:


Iam aware of this. This has been on the form from the time there was no N50m limit. So i doubt the banks have changed the forms. If they had not changed it, it could be that there are customers that have the minimum N50m to bid at their own rate.

Even when you have the 50m it's always advisable to go with the bank rate to avoid any disappointment.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by VeeVeeMyLuv(m): 1:45pm On Sep 26, 2022
Dogzoneng:
But my banks uba and first band no more do treasury bill. They say the rate is as good as nothing ...5%
Okay, every bank (commercial) have their own policy).
But it has gone up again though.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by freeman67: 2:11pm On Sep 26, 2022
Dogzoneng:
But my banks uba and first band no more do treasury bill. They say the rate is as good as nothing ...5%

For TB, UBA, Zenith and one other bank I think Fidelity or so from my experience have always been problem banks. For first Bank, any branch should solve the TB issue. However, back then the easiest way I get the most authentic info or get things done easily is to go to their main branch ( In Abuja it's in Commassie House, CBD) or mail/call First Contact. From there they will give you info and probably direct you on how to go about it. If any branch tells you anything contrary it's either you let them know that's not what First Contact said or you stay in the branch there and report back your findings.


You can try Stanbic IBTC and see if you have an account there. It has always been easier with them.

Also, Standard Charted Bank. Here you can place your bid for either Bond or TB by yourself from to their mobile app and it will be honoured.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by NL1960: 2:27pm On Sep 26, 2022
emmasoft:


Even when you have the 50m it's always advisable to go with the bank rate to avoid any disappointment.

Yes o. Even before the N50m minimum amount, i never went with my own rate. I always said that the bank should use their own rate to bid for me. They are in the sector. So they should know better than me. There is a saying 'over skill dey kill monkey'. cheesy grin

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by choo: 2:31pm On Sep 27, 2022
Good Afternoon everyone. Who knows how i can contact StanbicIBTC concerning their MMF investment. I've sent a mail to their assetmanagement@stanbicibtc.com and mutualfunds@stanbicibtc.com but there has been no response from them.

Thank you.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by freeman67: 2:57pm On Sep 27, 2022
choo:
Good Afternoon everyone. Who knows how i can contact StanbicIBTC concerning their MMF investment. I've sent a mail to their assetmanagement@stanbicibtc.com and mutualfunds@stanbicibtc.com but there has been no response from them.

Thank you.

Their assets management and stock broken arm are very unresponsive these days except you have a personal link there. However, most of the things needed can be done through their app without contacting them anybody.

You can contact the bank by mail or Google their number and call the bank will link you up with their asset management.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Wapgod(m): 2:58pm On Sep 27, 2022
choo:
Good Afternoon everyone. Who knows how i can contact StanbicIBTC concerning their MMF investment. I've sent a mail to their assetmanagement@stanbicibtc.com and mutualfunds@stanbicibtc.com but there has been no response from them.

Thank you.
Be patient in waiting for a response, also message them on twitter and Instagram, they will reply using any of the social media channels or email.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by choo: 3:01pm On Sep 27, 2022
freeman67:


Their assets management and stock broken arm are very unresponsive these days except you have a personal link there. However, most of the things needed can be done through their app without contacting them anybody.

You can contact the bank by mail or Google their number and call the bank will link you up with their asset management.

Can you share with me how to go about it via the app?
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by choo: 3:01pm On Sep 27, 2022
Wapgod:

Be patient in waiting for a response, also message them on twitter and Instagram, they will reply using any of the social media channels or email.

Thank you very much.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by freeman67: 3:16pm On Sep 27, 2022
choo:


Can you share with me how to go about it via the app?


It depend on what you want. What do you want to do in the app?
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by choo: 3:29pm On Sep 27, 2022
freeman67:



It depend on what you want. What do you want to do in the app?

I am looking at their MMF. I just left their app now. I clicked on the mutual fund button on the app and tried their registration process. I got to where you will fill in an amount, typed the amount I'd want to invest but it popped up an info that the amount shouldn't be more than 20k. Then i left the app.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by freeman67: 3:52pm On Sep 27, 2022
choo:


I am looking at their MMF. I just left their app now. I clicked on the mutual fund button on the app and tried their registration process. I got to where you will fill in an amount, typed the amount I'd want to invest but it popped up an info that the amount shouldn't be more than 20k. Then i left the app.

That's one area I haven't tried before. However, the money area should not even be the problem because you can open it with just 5k which is what I will do if I were in your shoes because it's easier to top up when the account is set.

What you should be concerned about is the availability of scanned copies of your ID ( Any bank acceptable one/NIN), Your KYC document/ prove of addressed ( like utility; Electricity or Water) bills or rent receipts and be sure it tallies with the address you are presenting and your passport that will required as usual to complete the process.

I think with the above set, you can complete the process. What I do majorly on the app majorly is;

1. Redeem my funds when I need them. Most times I see my funds same day so long as I do it before twelve.

2. Monitor my accounts to see if my Top up/ Deposit is credited. Most times I fund my account through transfers as the main platform for transfer seem to be incur more charges than transfer.

3. I also request for Statement if I have the need through app.

Then set / reset my security question and answer; and my password.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by choo: 4:41pm On Sep 27, 2022
freeman67:


That's one area I haven't tried before. However, the money area should not even be the problem because you can open it with just 5k which is what I will do if I were in your shoes because it's easier to top up when the account is set.

What you should be concerned about is the availability of scanned copies of your ID ( Any bank acceptable one/NIN), Your KYC document/ prove of addressed ( like utility; Electricity or Water) bills or rent receipts and be sure it tallies with the address you are presenting and your passport that will required as usual to complete the process.

I think with the above set, you can complete the process. What I do majorly on the app majorly is;

1. Redeem my funds when I need them. Most times I see my funds same day so long as I do it before twelve.

2. Monitor my accounts to see if my Top up/ Deposit is credited. Most times I fund my account through transfers as the main platform for transfer seem to be incur more charges than transfer.

3. I also request for Statement if I have the need through app.

Then set / reset my security question and answer; and my password.

Thank you very much.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by VlamesIffect(f): 4:55pm On Sep 27, 2022
freeman67:


That's one area I haven't tried before. However, the money area should not even be the problem because you can open it with just 5k which is what I will do if I were in your shoes because it's easier to top up when the account is set.

What you should be concerned about is the availability of scanned copies of your ID ( Any bank acceptable one/NIN), Your KYC document/ prove of addressed ( like utility; Electricity or Water) bills or rent receipts and be sure it tallies with the address you are presenting and your passport that will required as usual to complete the process.

I think with the above set, you can complete the process. What I do majorly on the app majorly is;

1. Redeem my funds when I need them. Most times I see my funds same day so long as I do it before twelve.

2. Monitor my accounts to see if my Top up/ Deposit is credited. Most times I fund my account through transfers as the main platform for transfer seem to be incur more charges than transfer.

3. I also request for Statement if I have the need through app.

Then set / reset my security question and answer; and my password.

I'll also check them out i wanted to invest in their AM division some months back but experienced same issue later opted for meristem & cordros.
But this their unresponsive Customer S is another thing.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by emmasoft(m): 7:40pm On Sep 27, 2022
High MPR Better for Money market and fixed income instrument

With the MPR at 15.5% and as a conservative investor, the coral money market fund CMMF managed by FSDH will be your best bet.
The rate is currently at 11.27% even before the hike in MPR so expect higher returns going forward.

Click the link on my signature or call/chat me up to open CMMF account for free.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by zamirikpo(m): 2:00am On Sep 28, 2022
emmasoft:
High MPR Better for Money market and fixed income instrument

With the MPR at 15.5% and as a conservative investor, the coral money market fund CMMF managed by FSDH will be your best bet.
The rate is currently at 11.27% even before the hike in MPR so expect higher returns going forward.

Click the link on my signature or call/chat me up to open CMMF account for free.

Whats the implication of this news, does it mean that 15.5% would be the benchmark or should I say minimum interest rate, henceforth.........
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Wapgod(m): 5:33am On Sep 28, 2022
What will be the effect of the MPR increase to treasury bills?

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by emmasoft(m): 7:45am On Sep 28, 2022
zamirikpo:


Whats the implication of this news, does it mean that 15.5% would be the benchmark or should I say minimum interest rate, henceforth.........

15.5% now becomes like a yardstick for the measurement of interest rates on all money markets and fixed income instruments. Most fund managers will want to have rates equal to or more than MPR.

The ultimate however is to beat the inflation rate which is almost near impossible but having a higher rate is better than just leaving cash to stay idle without investing it.

The hike will definitely cause much activities in the fixed income and money market segment.
While it's a piece of good news for funds, tbills, bonds CP etc it's the opposite for the equity, particularly traders and in the short term.

On the long term, ie for the high risk tolerance investors it's actually a good opportunity for the accumulation of good stocks with very higher dividend yields.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by emmasoft(m): 7:46am On Sep 28, 2022
Wapgod:
What will be the effect of the MPR increase to treasury bills?

Increase rates for all tenors

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Dogzoneng: 10:35am On Sep 28, 2022
Thank you very much.
freeman67:


For TB, UBA, Zenith and one other bank I think Fidelity or so from my experience have always been problem banks. For first Bank, any branch should solve the TB issue. However, back then the easiest way I get the most authentic info or get things done easily is to go to their main branch ( In Abuja it's in Commassie House, CBD) or mail/call First Contact. From there they will give you info and probably direct you on how to go about it. If any branch tells you anything contrary it's either you let them know that's not what First Contact said or you stay in the branch there and report back your findings.


You can try Stanbic IBTC and see if you have an account there. It has always been easier with them.

Also, Standard Charted Bank. Here you can place your bid for either Bond or TB by yourself from to their mobile app and it will be honoured.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by ojesymsym: 10:54am On Sep 28, 2022
I sent this link to my brother to register, perhaps you can use it too. I suggest you start with the 5k minimum needed to set up your account, then you can opt to top up later. Replace & with .
www&stanbicibtcfundsmanagement&com/invest-now-n5lyerem
choo:


I am looking at their MMF. I just left their app now. I clicked on the mutual fund button on the app and tried their registration process. I got to where you will fill in an amount, typed the amount I'd want to invest but it popped up an info that the amount shouldn't be more than 20k. Then i left the app.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by juniorrate: 6:23pm On Sep 28, 2022
Today tbills primary market Auction

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by zamirikpo(m): 6:48pm On Sep 28, 2022
12%......for 365days. I thought the benchmark was 15.5%........pls educate me.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by VeeVeeMyLuv(m): 7:08pm On Sep 28, 2022
zamirikpo:
12%......for 365days. I thought the benchmark was 15.5%........pls educate me.
It is gradual
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by glimpse33(m): 7:32pm On Sep 28, 2022
I'm getting 9.5% for 6 months.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by choo: 7:41pm On Sep 28, 2022
ojesymsym:
I sent this link to my brother to register, perhaps you can use it too. I suggest you start with the 5k minimum needed to set up your account, then you can opt to top up later. Replace & with .
www&stanbicibtcfundsmanagement&com/invest-now-n5lyerem

Thank you very much.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by zamirikpo(m): 3:31am On Sep 29, 2022
VeeVeeMyLuv:

It is gradual

Ok......thanks......I hope it can get to 15% b4 they do another meeting to bring it down.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by VeeVeeMyLuv(m): 9:22am On Sep 29, 2022
zamirikpo:


Ok......thanks......I hope it can get to 15% b4 they do another meeting to bring it down.
Yes I hope so too

But bros u have high target o
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by juniorrate: 9:47am On Sep 29, 2022
zamirikpo:


Ok......thanks......I hope it can get to 15% b4 they do another meeting to bring it down.

how did u expect them to bring it down when it’s not even correlated to inflation rate, they re likely to increase it more but the oversubscription chasing the offer is worrying
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Olaide1295: 5:40pm On Sep 29, 2022
juniorrate:
Today tbills primary market Auction

TB rates have moved up to 12%. Even if they left it at 6-10%, the 1 years bills will still get oversubscribed by pension funds and banks. Pension funds have limited options to mop up all that liquidity.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by bjtinz: 7:00pm On Sep 29, 2022
juniorrate:
Today tbills primary market Auction

Wow. Not bad at all! Going back to the good ol days cheesy

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