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The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) of Nigeria recently released the Nigerian Code of Corporate Governance (‘the Code”) on January 15, 2019. The Code highlights key principles that seeks to institutionalise corporate governance best practices in Nigerian companies.

KPMG recognises that good corporate governance is a key driver in the establishment of sustainable enterprise. Alignment with leading corporate governance practices will guide companies in establishing a framework of processes and attitudes that increases their value, builds their reputation and ensures their long term prosper
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Our strategy in Nigeria is driven by Government’s key priorities and pressing issues. These issues include the fight against corruption, poverty, ensuring job creation, infrastructure development and improved service delivery.

At KPMG, we aim to tailor and design methodologies for the public sector, working towards a common goal of strategic thinking, operational service delivery and performance enhancement. In addition, we want to play a role in stimulating interactive public and private sector collaboration for the common good of Nigeria.

By adopting this approach, we are able to help
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KPMG Nigeria Advisory Team works with the world’s leading organizations to create and protect the sustainable value of their business.

KPMG Nigeria Advisory professionals work with you to cut through the complexities of today’s rapidly changing marketplace. We leverage the knowledge and skills across our global network of firms to develop practical recommendations designed to help you work smarter, grow faster and compete stronger.

We are trusted advisors to the world’s organizations. They choose us because we are known for our talented people, technical expertise, deep industry insight
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There is no doubt that COVID-19 has impacted customer behaviours. Many of these behaviours were already present and have been accelerated but some new and unfamiliar patterns have risen due to the new reality of life. In just a few months, customers have made fundamental shifts in what they value, their beliefs and needs. Our research reveals that in the Nigerian banking industry, more customers today are comfortable using digital channels for banking activities, spend less of their income and increasingly demand security of digital transactions. While it is uncertain how much of these change