Charity Navigator - America's Largest Charity Evaluator. Billionaires Who Give Away Money to Individuals. Depending on your need there are billionaires who give away money to individuals, the process is not as simple as emailing a billionaire for help; the proper and professional way to ask for financial assistance is through the billionaires official charity or foundation which they run.
Unfortunately there are many people who think getting money from billionaires is as simple as taking candy from a baby, this is not so, the onus is on you to prove that you're experiencing hardship and a program offered by the foundation can help you get yourself out of poverty and into a better standard of living and quality of life. The most important part of the process is determining whether you have a genuine need, you could contact one hundred billionaires and the foundation they run and get rejections from all of them because your need is not genuine. Billionaires Who Give Away Money to Individuals List of Billionaires Who Give Away Money to Individuals. TED: Ideas worth spreading. Bilderberg. Www.unctad.org/en/docs/tdbex53d3_en.pdf. International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI) One World Trust. Nigeria: Bank governor adjudged world best.
The Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Mallam Lamido Sanusi, has been adjudged the world best by the Banker magazine, a publication of the Financial Times of London. The magazine noted that Sanusi has performed creditably in the last 18 months in office to salvage the Nigerian economy. The Nigeria Country Representative of The Banker Magazine Kunle Ogedengbe said the magazine noted in its 2011 January Edition, which will also be distributed at the World Economic Forum, Davos, Switzerland, that during Sanusi’s tenure he implemented reforms that have put Africa's most promising market back on the map for investors globally. The Editor of the magazine, Brian Caplen noted that few candidate names can generate an overall consensus on judging panels and yet, when it came to finding the best global central bank governor of the year, Sanusi was chosen unanimously.
They will have to leave office at the end of their term regardless of their record. Nigeria's Central Bank Gov Backs Single Currency For Africa. Lamido Sanusi AFRICANGLOBE – Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Governor, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi has thrown his weight behind the proposed Africa Monetary Union which will see the continent have one central bank and a single currency.
Sanusi expressed his support when the Africa Union Commission/Association of African Central Bank (AACB) joint steering committee visited the CBN in Abuja. The CBN Deputy Governor in charge of Economic Policy, Dr Sarah Alade represented Sanusi to welcome the committee. He urged the members to “all see the project as a collective African project which must start on a strong foundation given lessons from other monetary unions.”
The committee had met in Abuja from June 17 to 20, 2013 to consider a commissioned report on the establishment of African Central Bank (ACB). Home » Business » Nigeria’s Central Bank Gov Backs Single Currency For Africa. Ecobank, Zenith, GTB emerge best performing banks. Ecobank Nigeria, Zenith Bank Plc and Guaranty Trust Bank Plc (GTBank), have emerged the 'best performing' banks for 2012 in different categories at the Central Bank of Nigeria's (CBN's) Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Branch 2012 Bankers' Dinner/Awards. At the event, which took place in Abuja, Ecobank emerged the best bank in the area of Accuracy and Transparency, beating Zenith Bank and GTBank in that category.
In currency processing, Diamond Bank emerged winner, while Access Bank beat two other nominees in punctuality, just as in treasury activities, Zenith Bank beat Stanbic IBTC and Diamond Bank. First Bank beat Union Bank in Agricultural Financing in the FCT. Meanwhile, the CBN said that it guaranteed about 38 loans valued at N25,130,000 which was disbursed to farmers this year through First Bank and Union Bank. However, he said the volume of instruments increased by two per cent while the value reduced by eight. First Bank, GTB, Zenith Account For 54% Of Nigerian Banking Profit. VENTURES AFRICA – Experts at Prudential Trust Company posit that the top three banks in Nigeria – First Bank, Guaranty Trust Bank (GTB) and Zenith Bank Plc – which “account for 54 per cent of profit in Nigerian banking sector,” will post a 300 billion naira ($1.9 billion) profit for 2012 financial year.
According to a THISDAY report, others in the banking industry will declare 550 billion naira ($3.49 billion). Earlier in 2012, the financial advisory firm said that the three banks will declare a profit of 100 billion naira ($640 million), but by June the three banks had generated more profit than the amount. “As at June 2012, Guaranty Trust Bank Plc has declared a profit of N53 billion, First of Nigeria Bank Plc N49 billion and Zenith Bank Plc N45 billion,” Prudential Trust said.