New Bank Rules Catches Up With Nigerian Loan Defaulters

From August 1, 2020, a new policy clamping down on serial bad debtors came into effect. The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) issued guidelines on the Global Standing Instruction (GSI) which enables banks to seize loan defaulters' money in other banks. Each bank will need to report regularly to the CBN on recoveries made through the GSI, as well as releases made to other banks, writes Emma Ujah for Vanguard.

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