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Dr Timi Olubiyi
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Scholar and Advisor, Contributor, Business a.m.
Nigeria
Beats
Biography
A man of many interest.
Sme Performance Strategy, Capital Market , Investment And Knowledge Management, Business Continuity, Policy , Economy
alcohol and sex
Content
By Dr Timi Olubiyi| Business a.m. Verified Despite the significance of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to the economy and national development, Africa has a high rate of business failures and short-lived businesses. In Nigeria, SMEs account for 48 percent of the national gross domestic product (GDP), 96 percent of businesses, and 84 percent of employment in the country, according to a PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) report.
By Dr Timi Olubiyi| The Nation (Nigeria) Verified In Nigeria, Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) account for 48 percent of the national GDP, 96 percent of businesses, and 84 percent of employment in the country, according to a PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) report. In contrast, due to the country’s dire economic circumstances, at least 1.9 million SMEs have been lost since 2017, according to the report, yet business closures persist at an alarming rate. Why do so many businesses fail so quickly, be they structured or unstructured?
By Dr Timi Olubiyi| The News Chronicle Verified Despite the significance of SMEs to the economy and national development, Africa has a high rate of business failures and short-lived businesses. In Nigeria SMEs account for 48 percent of the national GDP, 96 percent of businesses, and 84 percent of employment in the country, according to a PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) report.
Company Info
Business a.m.
Businessamlive.com is an updated daily global online, digital edition of the print version of Business a.m., a newspaper owned and published by Businessnewscorp in Lagos, the financial and business capital of Nigeria. It is a leading source of coverage for the finance sector and general business and it vigorously pursues the agenda of ensuring more efficient markets. It is a platform for the financial markets and business in Nigeria, West Africa and Africa. It aims to represent the interest of the financial markets and business to those not best informed or less interested in the financial markets and business matters; and provides succour and encouragement for new business formation and investment. Business a.m. covers banking and finance, investment banking, fund management, securities, including private equity, as well as business activity and the economy from a markets perspective in Nigeria, Africa and the World. Business a.m. aims to deliver unmatched coverage and insight of the issues that are most important to our ambitious readership. We shall provide coverage of the financial sector and the markets in more depth than other news publications and with more breadth than trade publications, distilling what's on the agenda for key sectors including, Investment Banking, Trading and Technology, Fund Management, Alternatives, Markets, Commodities, Companies, among others.
Lagos, Lagos, Nigeria
Founded: 2014