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FBN Holdings, the parent company of First Bank in Nigeria, plans a $241 million capital increase to meet new minimum capital requirements. Access Holding Plc follows suit with a $1.5 billion capital raising program, amidst declining FBN Holdings' share prices.
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How might these capital increases impact the competitive landscape of the Nigerian banking sector?
What broader implications do these capital raising programs hold for the stability of Nigeria's financial industry?
What strategies could FBN Holdings and Access Holding Plc employ to ensure successful capital raising amid market fluctuations?
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