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‘Weak insurance sector poses risks to banks, financial stability’

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Nigeria’s weak insurance sector limits economic growth and exposes banks to risks, says analyst. Strengthening the sector is crucial for financial stabilit Read More: https://punchng.com/weak-insurance-sector-poses-risks-to-banks-financial-stability/

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