NICA is happy to introduce “CreditEconomyNews” online publication designed to inform, promote and report events as they occur in the credit, business, and financial industries in the economy. This multimedia contents will be a short, up-to-date news articles, incorporating professional thoughts, experiences, and expertise through interviews with top-level and eminent personalities in business, economy, industry and policy making. This is a unique publication for NICA members, non-members at higher level and their organizations to share thoughts, experiences and expertise with a wider audience.

NICA expects all its members to express their professional views here in the most constructive, responsible and non-antagonistic manner. Non-NICA members and corporate organizations are also welcome to do same within the framework of CreditEconomyNews editorial policy published herein.

Every story, article, press statement, interview, personal opinion or advertorial expressed in the CreditEconomyNews belongs to and carries the responsibility of the person or the entity concerned, and must be accompanied with a supportive brighter executive picture or corporate image.

CreditEconomyNews is crafted to be the most powerful, influential, and impactful vehicle to escalate, campaign, and advance credit economy, credit management professional development and learning, while at the same time promoting industrialization, business and consumer credit activities, consumption, wealth creation and employment both in Nigeria, and throughout the world.

Ours is a limitless value and focused mission… because “credit” is the meeting point for everyone regardless, for a better life, better economy and better nation. Commerce, production and distribution are nothing without CREDIT.

CreditEconomyNews’ planned contents include:

• In-depth analysis of credit market trends, including credit growth, default rates, and interest rate fluctuations.
• Insights into regulatory changes and their implications for credit markets and financial institutions.
• Expert opinions and analysis on credit risk management, credit innovation, and financial inclusion.
• Real-world examples of successful credit risk management strategies and innovative credit solutions.
• Data-driven research on credit markets, including statistics, trends, and forecasts.

Mission Statement:

Our mission is to provide insightful, timely, and accurate news and analysis on the credit economy, empowering businesses, policymakers, credit management professionals, and individuals to make informed decisions and navigate the complex financial landscape. We strive to promote financial literacy, responsible credit granting/lending practices, and economic growth, while maintaining the highest standards of journalism integrity and objectivity.

Our editorial policy: Key Principles and Benefits

• Non-Antagonistic:   Fostering   constructive    dialogue    and    avoiding confrontational tone.
• Objective: Striving for impartiality and fact-based reporting and feature writing.
• Economic Developmental Inclined: Focusing on credit economic growth, professional development, and all-inclusive national progress.
• Forthright:   Committing    to     transparency,    honesty,    and     direct communication.
• Responsible: Prioritizing accuracy, fairness, and accountability in reporting.
• Constructive Debate: By promoting non-antagonistic discussions with a view to facilitating meaningful conversations and insights on all aspects of credit economy related matters and credit management professionalism.
• Economic Insights: Our focus on credit economy development provides valuable perspectives for readers.
• Transparency: Our commitment to forthright credit economy reporting helps to build confidence in our publication.

Our Editorial Guidelines:

We have developed clear guidelines for writers, editors and interviewees to ensure consistency with our policy.

• Fact-Checking: We are committed to rigorous fact-checking processes to maintain accuracy and objectivity at all times.
• Diverse Perspectives: We seek out diverse credit economy viewpoints and expertise to enrich our editorial content.
• Regular Review: Periodically, we review and update our editorial policy to ensure it remains relevant and effective.

By adhering to these principles and benefits, CreditEconomyNews establishes itself as a trusted and authoritative source for the development of credit economy in Nigeria.

The Credit Manager:

As you are aware, NICA also publishes “The Credit Manager” monthly magazine in both hardcopy and softcopy. The softcopy can be downloaded from the Institute’s website www.icanigeria.net. While we enjoy the patronage of over a million visit to NICA’s webiste daily, The Credit Manager hardcopy is circulated to offices and homes in excess of 25,000 and still counting. It is a fantastic outreach!

We are introducing new hotspot pages to The Credit Manager contents in addition to the CreditEconomyNews which already occupies a page in the magazine. The two hotspot are:

• Captain of Industry, and
• Industry Outlook

The Captain of Industry page will feature:

1. Exclusive interviews with industry leaders, exploring their experiences, challenges, and successes.
2. Expert  opinions   and    analysis  on   industry  trends,  challenges,   and opportunities.

The Industry Outlook will feature:

1. In-depth analysis of the current state of a particular industry in which our quest is doing business.
2. Identification of emerging trends and their potential impact on the industry.
3. Quotes and analysis from industry experts and thought leaders.
4. Relevant data and statistics on credit market trends and growth.
5. Forecast of future developments and growth prospects in the industry.

You can tell us which aspect you will be happy to talk about on this number:

+2348023314598, +2348034030160

No. 1