Examples of CBN in a sentence

Significantly, the SEC code is similar to the UK code of governance and the CBN code of 2006 while also bears close semblance in form to the US Sarbanes Oxley act as it provides detailed guidance in the requirements of the governance codes while also advocating the existence of principles (CBN, 2014; Adekoya, 2010; Adegbite, 2011).In terms of those prescribed to her by organisations such as the World Bank and the IMF.
Similarly, Adebayo (2010) observed that the 2004 CBN bank consolidation policy which increased the capitalization of commercial banks from 2 billion to 25 billion constituted a potential bottleneck in the take-off of full fledged interest free (Islamic) bank like JAIZ bank as well as the smooth running of Islamic windows in conventional banks.
During this era, it was adduced that problems of family ownership, regulatory gaps, insider abuses and skill gaps accounted for these failure (CBN 1998; Financial Nigeria 2006 and NDIC 2008).
The bank indeed had a seamless integration and was awarded the CBN price for successfully completing its integration in record time.
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) should expand the scope of operational guidelines of NIB and establish a separate department for handling all issues relating to Interest- Free Banking.

More Definitions of CBN

CBN means cannabinol, CAS number 521-35-7.

CBN means Central Bank of Nigeria.

CBN. – means the Central Bank of Nigeria.

CBN means the Central Bank of Nigeria established under the Central Bank of Nigeria Act, 2007.

CBN means the Canadian Base Network;

CBN has the meaning specified in Preliminary Statement (2) to this Agreement.

CBN means the Commercial Network Brokers. CBN is a comprehensive, internet-delivered, interactive, commercial real estate research and listings service subscribed to by members (those principally involved in the commercial real estate business for their livelihood). At its core are county tax records (containing ownership, legal descriptions, property tax valuations, physical property descriptions, chain of ownership and occasionally some sales information); For lease databases (containing building-specific information for virtually the entire significant industry inventory of office buildings, retail centers, industrial complexes and apartment projects, such as: property name, address, physical details, leasing details-including rental rates, terms, conditions, space availability, occupancy rates, and leasing commission structures, additional information on current property management, personnel and management companies, leasing personnel and their companies, and ownership). For Sales databases, Sales Comparables (derived from county tax appraisal district), key contact information on the persons in the industry, a listing of Xxxxxx County Personal Property Tax Records of county businesses - containing key contact person, approximate size, type of business with address. Finally the CBN Needs and Email Notification systems helps brokers identify specific properties that meet their clients' needs.