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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by CompareDBest: 11:26am On Jan 30, 2019
dejiotus:

...Anyone with a more recent info on Stanbic minimum amount for the secondary market can update the house. I am aware also that the minimum amount varies from bank to bank
Some Commercial Bank Secondary Market minimums:

N100k
Access, Diamond, Ecobank, FCMB, FirstBank, Heritage, Stanbic IBTC, Sterling, Union, Wema, etc. (might be more)

N500k
GTB (however, members/gurus on this thread argue it is N100k), Keystone, etc.

N1m
Fidelity, Providus, UBA, Zenith, etc.

N250m
Unity

We believe Skye/Polaris will probably be N100k too, need to confirm...

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by dammybrite: 11:46am On Jan 30, 2019
dejiotus:


Maybe your bank accepts 100K for secondary market. Unless this has changed recently, my account officer in Stanbic informed me. that 500K is the minimum that Stanbic bank accepts for the secondary market. Anyways some account officers can be economically with the truth at times because of personal agenda. Anyone with a more recent info on Stanbic minimum amount for the secondary market can update the house. I am aware also that the minimum amount varies from bank to bank
The minimum for stanbic is #100k, maybe the account officer just decided to be lazy or probably uninformed.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by kings11ng(m): 12:01pm On Jan 30, 2019
Cation:
has Stanbic deducted from anyone's account for tomorrow PMA?
they have not deducted mine oooh and I submitted my bid since Monday
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by dammy222(f): 12:05pm On Jan 30, 2019
dejiotus:


Maybe your bank accepts 100K for secondary market. Unless this has changed recently, my account officer in Stanbic informed me. that 500K is the minimum that Stanbic bank accepts for the secondary market. Anyways some account officers can be economically with the truth at times because of personal agenda. Anyone with a more recent info on Stanbic minimum amount for the secondary market can update the house. I am aware also that the minimum amount varies from bank to bank
Just 2/3 weeks ago, a friend invested 200k at Stanbic bank in secondary market.
But like you said ,it also depends on the account officers.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by dammy222(f): 12:10pm On Jan 30, 2019
kings11ng:

they have not deducted mine oooh and I submitted my bid since Monday
They don't deduct till after the bid is successful

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by dharayl: 12:33pm On Jan 30, 2019
So how does it work at First Bank that you get your alert even before you leave the bank. Please help me understand. Thanks.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Teejah80: 12:47pm On Jan 30, 2019
Hello my people,is anyone here using gtbnk who is offshore.I want to ask how do you go about your internet banking.I have tried to register for internet banking so that I can always monitor my acct but unfortunately when I tried it online,I keep seeing you need to walk into d bank to get a user id and also a password.I have called my acct officer severally but she would pick.Am tired of this niaja factor.I called their investment at marina,they ask me to call the branch where the acct is open.Any suggestion will be welcome.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by dammy222(f): 12:57pm On Jan 30, 2019
dharayl:
So how does it work at First Bank that you get your alert even before you leave the bank. Please help me understand. Thanks.
First bank deducts the money before the auction and if the bid is successful, you will get your interest and if it's not successful, your money will be returned back to you.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Gavrelino123: 1:54pm On Jan 30, 2019
Kindly,anyone who has today's auctioning results for primary markets should kindly update us..?
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by dharayl: 2:38pm On Jan 30, 2019
Thanks dammy222
dammy222:

First bank deducts the money before the auction and if the bid is successful, you will get your interest and if it's not successful, your money will be returned back to you.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by MCeemajesty(m): 3:15pm On Jan 30, 2019
91days = 11%
182days = 13.5%
364days = 15%
Gavrelino123:
Kindly,anyone who has today's auctioning results for primary markets should kindly update us..?

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Nobody: 3:29pm On Jan 30, 2019
If I invest 1M for 91 days tenure on 11% rate, what's the likely interest after maturity?
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Ojix85: 3:41pm On Jan 30, 2019
Sunwa1:
If I invest 1M for 91 days tenure on 11% rate, what's the likely interest after maturity?

No interest on Treasury Bills. They are discounted.

So you get N27,500 before deduction of fees.

And your 1M back on maturity.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Gavrelino123: 4:05pm On Jan 30, 2019
MCeemajesty:
91days = 11% 182days = 13.5% 364days = 15%
Thank you very much..
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Garlay: 4:09pm On Jan 30, 2019
CompareDBest:

Some Commercial Bank Secondary Market minimums:

N100k
Access, Diamond, Ecobank, FCMB, FirstBank, Heritage, Stanbic IBTC, Sterling, Union, Wema, etc. (might be more)

N500k
GTB (however, members/gurus on this thread argue it is N100k), Keystone, etc.

N1m
Fidelity, Providus, UBA, Zenith, etc.

N250m
Unity

We believe Skye/Polaris will probably be N100k too, need to confirm...

UbA allow 100k

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by MummyIMadeIt: 4:11pm On Jan 30, 2019
Attention Needed!

Went to submit my application for 300k on Monday for 364 days in GTB but the customer care lady told me that it's only 91 & 182 days that are available..

Please is the info reliable, or am I been shortchanged as I had to subscribe for the 182 package.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by dammy222(f): 4:29pm On Jan 30, 2019
dharayl:
Thanks dammy222
You are welcome. I was a JJC to all this too a few months back. But following this thread has helped me a lot.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Nnamz(m): 5:53pm On Jan 30, 2019
CompareDBest:
Thanks Nnamz...I should have noted it was built for Europe. Considering the rate you mentioned, you can compare their offer to the following:

1. https://www.transfast.com/
2. https://www.ping-express.com/send-to

Unfortunately, we have no experience with the above, but believe they were on the approved CBN list years past now: [url]https://www.cbn.gov.ng/Out/2016/CCD/Press%20Release%20on%20Illegal%20IMTSOs.pdf[/url].

Ping Express is not in the CBN list. Should it be trusted?
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by CompareDBest: 6:18pm On Jan 30, 2019
Nnamz:


Ping Express is not in the CBN list. Should it be trusted?
No. 11...but we have no experience with them.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by dejiotus: 6:56pm On Jan 30, 2019
dammy222:

Just 2/3 weeks ago, a friend invested 200k at Stanbic bank in secondary market.
But like you said ,it also depends on the account officers.

Many thanks for the update

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by dejiotus: 7:02pm On Jan 30, 2019
MummyIMadeIt:
Attention Needed!

Went to submit my application for 300k on Monday for 364 days in GTB but the customer care lady told me that it's only 91 & 182 days that are available..

Please is the info reliable, or am I been shortchanged as I had to subscribe for the 182 package.

It looks like that. Below is the TB primary market calendar for current quarter

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by olujaidi: 9:18pm On Jan 30, 2019
Nnamz:


Ping Express is not in the CBN list. Should it be trusted?

Yes na. They sponsored Wande Coal's "Iskaba" video

Iskaba Iskelebete Iskoloboto

*Dances out of thread*

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by dipoolowoo: 12:43am On Jan 31, 2019
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Nobody: 8:58am On Jan 31, 2019
Please, I'm new to treasury bill. I don't even understand everything discussed on this thread. Can someone kindly enlighten me? What is primary market, secondary market and how does those interest rates apply?

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by moneywoman74: 9:12am On Jan 31, 2019
CompareDBest:

Some Commercial Bank Secondary Market minimums:

N100k
Access, Diamond, Ecobank, FCMB, FirstBank, Heritage, Stanbic IBTC, Sterling, Union, Wema, etc. (might be more)

N500k
GTB (however, members/gurus on this thread argue it is N100k), Keystone, etc.

N1m
Fidelity, Providus, UBA, Zenith, etc.

N250m
Unity

We believe Skye/Polaris will probably be N100k too, need to confirm...

First Bank said that their minimum
amount for treasury bill is #1m, was there this morning.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by moneywoman74: 10:06am On Jan 31, 2019
House please i need your professional advice and help. I am getting myself ready to make my first investment in treasury bill next month. I am working on the form at the moment. On the form there is a statement like these * I/We hereby instruct .....Asset mgt ltd to make direct debit into my account details as shown below and also a statement like * Investment will be automatically rolled over except otherwise advised.

Please i need clarification as i intend living the money on treasury bill for a long while,which do i chose.

Thanks
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by CompareDBest: 10:22am On Jan 31, 2019
moneywoman74:


First Bank said that their minimum
amount for treasury bill is #1m, was there this morning.
We are not sure if individual branches have their own minimums. We doubt this. If you are interested in investing less than N1m, send an email to firstcontact@firstbanknigeria.com; they should confirm it is N100k and help put your request through).

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by moneywoman74: 10:33am On Jan 31, 2019
CompareDBest:
We are not sure if individual branches have their own minimums. We doubt this. If you are interested in investing less than N1m, send an email to firstcontact@firstbanknigeria.com; they should confirm it is N100k and help put your request through).
.

Thanks. But i may invest upto #1m.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by oludy: 11:46am On Jan 31, 2019
Hi all, Does anyone know what Stanbic's rates were at yesterday's auction? Thanks.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by moneywoman74: 12:05pm On Jan 31, 2019
moneywoman74:
House please i need your professional advice and help. I am getting myself ready to make my first investment in treasury bill next month. I am working on the form at the moment. On the form there is a statement like these * I/We hereby instruct .....Asset mgt ltd to make direct debit into my account details as shown below and also a statement like * Investment will be automatically rolled over except otherwise advised.

Please i need clarification as i intend living the money on treasury bill for a long while,which do i chose.

Thanks

Still waiting for an answer please!
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Grupo(m): 12:14pm On Jan 31, 2019
moneywoman74:


Still waiting for an answer please!

You should have asked the officer that gave you the form to guide you.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by donshady(m): 1:13pm On Jan 31, 2019
Is there anyone here who bidded for yesterday primary market with First bank?? Have you been credited with the upfront?

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