The African bank Ecobank Transnational Incorporated (ETI) had to inject $ 64 million into its Nigerian subsidiary to end a controversy with the authorities of that country. All is part of the adoption by Ecobank in its 2017 accounts of a Naira / dollar exchange rate different from the official rate applied by the central…...
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Exchange losses: Ecobank replenishes its subsidiary in Nigeria
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