Nigerian financial sector compliance directory — Acts, Regulations, Guidelines and Circulars from PenCom, CBN, NAICOM, SEC and NDPC.
Revises allowable asset classes, quality thresholds and portfolio limits for pension fund investment under the multi-fund structure; supersedes the February 2019 amended investment…
Mandates industry-wide migration to the ISO 20022 payment messaging standard and requires geo-tagging of payment terminals.
Commences the recapitalisation exercise: insurers and reinsurers must meet the new MCR and applicable risk-based capital framework on or before 30 July 2026. Encumbered assets, ass…
Landmark reform signed 5 August 2025, repealing the Insurance Act 2003 and consolidating prior legislation. Introduces higher minimum capital (₦10bn life, ₦15bn non-life, ₦35bn rei…
Exposure of amendments defining and addressing stablecoins and crypto-asset service providers, refining the 2022 digital asset rules in light of ISA 2025 and the NTAA 2025 virtual …
Sets requirements for insurtech firms and technology-driven insurance operations in Nigeria. Date reflects site upload; underlying issue date unconfirmed.
Refreshed information technology standards for pension operators covering IT governance, cybersecurity controls, business continuity and system audit expectations.
Circular setting requirements and restrictions on insurance advertising.
Introduces new rules governing Credit Enhancement Facility Providers, plus amendments to Rule 45 (Registrable Functions) and Schedule 1 Parts A and B (registration fees, minimum ca…
Introduces new non-interest monetary policy instruments (CNI-ABS and CNIN) and the master repurchase agreement governing their use.
Revises requirements for insurance of leased aircraft, addressing local content, placement and documentation standards for aviation risks.
Sets standards for insuring government assets and liabilities held by Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) and other public-sector stakeholders.
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