Mobile money fraud: CSA calls for stronger safeguards across telecom networks

NCC, CAC require approval for telecom share transfers above 10%

By Juliet Umeh The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) and the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) have directed telecommunications companies to obtain regulatory approval before executing any transfer of shares amounting to 10 per cent or more of their total share capital. The directive, which takes immediate effect, is aimed at strengthening regulatory oversight, preserving competition, and [] The post NCC, CAC require approval for telecom share transfers above 10 appeared first on Vanguard News.

Obtain prior approval for major shareholding changes – NCC, CAC tell telecom firms

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) and the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) have directed telecommunications companies to obtain regulatory approval before making significant changes in their ownership structures. In a statement jointly signed by NCC Director of Public Affairs, Nnenna Ukoha, and CAC Head of Public Affairs, Rasheed Mahe, on Sunday, both agencies warned that any proposed transfer of [] Obtain prior approval for major shareholding changes – NCC, CAC tell telecom firms

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काठमाडौँ। नेपाल राष्ट्र बैंक मौद्रिक व्यवस्थापन विभागले २० अर्ब रुपैयाँको ऋणपत्र बोलकबोलका लागि आह्वान गरेको छ। राष्ट्र बैंकले आज (बुधबार) सार्वजनिक सूचना जारी गरेर ऋणपत्र २०८४ ‘च’ अनलाइनमार्फत बोलकबोल गर्न सकिने जनाएको छ। ऋणपत्रको बोलकबोलमा नेपाल राष्ट्र बैंकबाट इजाजतपत्र प्राप्त ‘क’, ‘ख’ र ‘ग’ वर्गका बैंक तथा वित्तीय संस्था (काउन्टरपार्टी) मात्र सहभागी हुन पाउने जनाएको []

IYZ: Stable Cash Flows From Telecom Carriers And Fiber Expansion

IYZ: Stable Cash Flows From Telecom Carriers And Fiber Expansion

Canada’s Telecom Regulator Orders Bell, Rogers and Telus to Justify Banned Fees

Canada's telecom regulator opened a formal show-cause proceeding against Bell, Rogers and Telus after all three carriers said they would keep charging fees the CRTC's new junk-fee ban was written to outlaw. The companies face fines up to 10 million each by July 30.

Phone and internet charges to rise as NCA approves new telecom tariffs

Consumers will pay more for phone calls and internet services starting Friday after the National Communication Authority (NCA) approved a phased adjustment of telecommunications tariffs. The new rates will take effect at midnight on June 26 following consultations involving the Ministry of ICT and Postal Services, Parliament, mobile network operators, and civil society organizations. According [] The post Phone and internet charges to rise as NCA approves new telecom tariffs appeared first on Eye Radio.

CRTC Threatens Rogers, Telus and Bell With $10 Million Fines Over Fees

The CRTC is going after telecom incumbents, launching a formal proceeding today that forces Rogers, Bell, and Telus to explain why charges they’ve added recently don’t break new federal rules meant to protect consumers. The whole thing comes down to a CRTC policy that kicked in on June 12, banning the dreaded 80 activation and [] The post CRTC Threatens Rogers, Telus and Bell With 10 Million Fines Over Fees first appeared on iPhone in Canada.

NCC, CAC Tighten Telecom Ownership Transfer Rules

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) and the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) have introduced stricter compliance requirements for changes in the ownership structure of licensed telecommunications companies in Nigeria. In a joint statement, both agencies said any transfer of ownership or control involving 10 percent or more of a telecom company’s total share capital must receive [] The post NCC, CAC Tighten Telecom Ownership Transfer Rules appeared first on Voice of Nigeria.

Know your rights: Key findings from the NFO on credit providers

Know your rights: Key findings from the NFO on credit providers

Cran, MTC, BoN urge vigilance amid ongoing vishing scams

Despite mandatory subscriber identification module (SIM) registrations, Namibians face an increase in ‘vishing’ scams, with regulatory authorities, network providers and financial institutions continuing to urge customers to remain vigilant. Vishing, or ‘voice phishing’, involves scammers using phone calls to deceive individuals into disclosing sensitive information, transferring money or granting account access. This technique relies mostly [] The post Cran, MTC, BoN urge vigilance amid ongoing vishing scams appeared first on The Namibian.

Old servers found to be the likely reason behind Telstra outage

Old servers were the likely culprit behind the nationwide Telstra blackout, as the telco potentially faces hefty fines.

Why is Telecom Plus stock plunging today?

Why is Telecom Plus stock plunging today?

Financial regulator warns of excessive leveraged stock investments

SEOUL, July 7 (Yonhap) -- The head of the nation's financial regulator said Tues...

S&P Sees Risks For Indian Microfinance Lenders' $35 Billion Book

Lenders including Bandhan Bank Ltd., and non-bank firms such as CreditAccess Grameen Ltd., Satin Creditcare Network Ltd. and Muthoot Microfin Ltd., have significant exposure to the sector.

Clingy Virgin Media fined £28M for refusing to take the hint

Ofcom: Telco encouraged staff to drop calls and put customers on hold for no reason when they wanted to cancel

RBI’s SMS order may dent banks’ income

RBI’s SMS order may dent banks’ income

Semak Kasih permudah waris semak tuntutan

KUALA TERENGGANU: Portal Semak Kasih dilancarkan Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) memudahkan waris menyemak sama ada ahli keluarga mereka mempunyai polisi insurans atau sijil takaful yang masih boleh dituntut. Inisiatif itu diperkenal susulan kira-kira 50,000 polisi insurans dan sijil takaful yang layak menerima manfaat kematian dipercayai belum dituntut. Timbalan Gabenor BNM, Adnan Zaylani Mohamad Zahid berkata, ... Read more The post Semak Kasih permudah waris semak tuntutan appeared first on Utusan Malaysia.

Cost of free alerts: RBI’s SMS order may dent banks’ income by Rs 300 crore

Banks have also been given the flexibility of dropping mandatory alerts for lowvalue transactions. However, top-draw private banks, such as HDFC Bank or ICICI Bank, are unlikely to reduce SMS alerts for such transactions to ensure their reputation for technology adoption and customer experience isn’t compromised.

Telus wants CRTC to bring back phone locking to prevent theft

Vancouver-based national telecom Telus wants the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) to bring back device locking to prevent fraud and theft. Telus filed an application with the commission in May 2026 seeking a review of Canada’s Wireless Code to add a new, temporary 60-day device locking period for smartphones and other mobile devices. While []

Ondo Finance shifts 150mln tokens – Here’s why traders are watching!

ONDO risks 0.27 drop as team moves 150 million tokens.

Why cybercrime is becoming everyone’s problem in Ghana

Your phone rings. The caller introduces himself as a mobile money customer service representative. He tells you there has been suspicious activity on your account and asks you to confirm a one-time password so he can secure your funds. His tone is calm, professional, and convincing. Within minutes, your money is gone. Stories like this []

Regulators in ‘arms race’ to keep up with AI use in financial services, says UK official

Warning by FCA executive director comes as millions of people use technology to make personal finance decisions

AT&T Yields 5.3% and Trades Near a 52-Week Low. Is the SpaceX Threat Really Worth That Discount?

A satellite-driven downgrade has pushed the telecom stock near its lows. Income investors may see an opening.

Mt. Gox Bitcoin Repayments Begin, Bringing A Decade-Old Market Overhang Into Focus

The Mt. Gox repayment process has moved from distant threat to active market event, with the trustee beginning Bitcoin distributions through registered custodians and exchange partners. TL;DR This article was written by the News Desk and ed

Banks Flag High-Risk Online Gambling Transactions

Banks Flag High-Risk Online Gambling Transactions

Why copper theft is on the rise and costing millions

The value of copper has sky-rocketed in the last number of years. The pink orange metal has been in high demand for data centres, telecommunications services and EV charging stations. But the increased value of copper has led to a rising number of thefts. These incidents have caused internet blackouts, disrupted phone lines, and have cost thousands of dollars in repairs. Irene Galea is the Globe’s telecommunications reporter. She’s been looking into what’s driving the surge in copper theft, and what’s being done to stop it. Questions? Comments? Ideas? Email us at thedecibel@globeandmail.com Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

How Crypnio Is Simplifying Crypto Payments

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Mobile banking payments more than triple in Turkmenistan in 5M2026

Mobile banking payments more than triple in Turkmenistan in 5M2026