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    Guaranty Trust Bank PLC. - nigerianische Bankaktie (Seite 38)

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      schrieb am 08.06.09 20:40:24
      Beitrag Nr. 105 ()
      Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.346.830 von donaldzocker am 08.06.09 20:13:42Keine Ahnung, aber es wurden auf der HV eine Bonusaktie je fünf Aktien beschlossen.

      Ich werde einfach mal den Herrn Ijeh von GTB anschreiben. Dann wissen wir auch, ob es wieder für die GDR gilt. Müsste es aber eigentlich.
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      schrieb am 08.06.09 20:13:42
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      Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.346.708 von Scatlover am 08.06.09 20:04:38wann soll es denn Bonusaktien geben ?
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      schrieb am 08.06.09 20:04:38
      Beitrag Nr. 103 ()
      Habe heute auch meine Dividende erhalten. Jetzt fehlen nur noch die Bonusaktien, die wir als GDRler sicherlich auch wieder erhalten werden.:look:
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      schrieb am 03.06.09 16:06:22
      Beitrag Nr. 102 ()
      Ah ok, danke!
      Dort bin ich nämlich auch und sie meinten, sie hätten noch nichts von der Lagerstelle gehört.
      Dei flatex musste ich aber auch immer erst nachfragen.:rolleyes:
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      schrieb am 03.06.09 15:48:42
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      schrieb am 03.06.09 15:46:07
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      Bei welchem Trader hast Du Dein Depot?
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      schrieb am 03.06.09 15:04:00
      Beitrag Nr. 99 ()
      Ja, war ein ordentlicher Batzen Cash ...
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      schrieb am 03.06.09 14:46:36
      Beitrag Nr. 98 ()
      Hat jemand schon seine Dividende erhalten?
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      schrieb am 01.06.09 14:00:33
      Beitrag Nr. 97 ()
      "Good Outing for GTbank

      VANGUARD
      Lucky Fiakpa - 1 June 2009

      The financial looks challenging given the global economic meltdown but Guaranty Trust Bank came out stronger splashing dividend and bonus shares on shareholders.

      The economic meltdown period was seen as one that could present severe challenges to the Nigerian financial sector, more so with the exit of foreign capital from some of the institutions. Banks with exposure to foreign facilities were seen to be most vulnerable.

      But the financial result read out to shareholders of Guaranty Trust Bank, GTBank, at the 19th Annual General Meeting of the bank held in Lagos a fortnight ago did not suggest the bank was going through difficult challenges.

      The bank's three West African subsidiaries - GTBank, Ghana; GTBank Sierra Leone; and GTBank Gambia according to the report did very well. Even the United Kingdom subsidiary opened last also displayed excellent performance. "Our United Kingdom subsidiary, which commenced operations last year, has continued to gain an impressive market share and customer base," Mr. Tayo Aderinokun, the bank's managing director and chief executive said with pride.

      OPERATING PERFORMANCE

      The bank posted gross earnings of N104.12 billon for the 10 months ended December 31, 2008, up by 28 per cent from N81.50 billion recorded in 12 months to February 2008. On this basis, profit before tax in the review period stood at N35.18 billion, an increase of 29 per cent on the N27.37 billion recorded for the 12 months to February 2008. Profit after tax rose by 34 per cent from N21.17 billion to N28.32 billion despite loan loss provisions' growth of 66 per cent during the period.

      A dividend of N14.9 billion, which translates to N1.00 per ordinary share of 50 kobo each was approved by the shareholders during the AGM. And in line with the bank's commitment to grow shareholders' value, a bonus issue of one for every four shares held was equally approved by the shareholders.

      The bank's total assets and contingents closed at N1.37 trillion, representing an increase of 30 per cent from N1 trillion posted in the 12 months to February 2008 while shareholders' funds increased by 11 per cent from N160.01 billion to N177.99 billion.

      Total deposit rose by N109.33 billion, up 30 per cent from N362.94 billion in the 12 months to February 2008 to N472.27 billion in the review period. The improvement seen in the topline equally reflected in the overall positive performance of the bank.

      Delighted shareholders, including Sir Sunny Nwosu, Alhaji Gbadebo Olatokunbo, Mr. Owolabi Peters, Mr. Olufemi Timothy, Mr. Oderinde Taiwo and Alhaji B. A Batula hailed the performance. They urged the board and management to maintain leading position of terms of rewarding shareholders.

      FINANCIAL RATIOS

      Except for the return on assets funds that dipped marginally from 3.72 per cent the previous year to 3.65 per cent in the period under review and that of the total assets/gross earnings ratio, the bank's financial ratios headed in positive direction as at December 31, 2008 as shown in the table.

      Financial ratios or efficiency ratios are the actual test of performance of any company in a given year. It measures how well assets were deployed in a given year as well as returns on investment. Are returns this year better than those of the previous year? These are made known from the financial ratios and from the table given below, 2008 performance was better outing than the previous year for GTBank.

      The profit margin, which measures how much of the gross earnings was retained as net profit rose from 25.97 per cent the previous year to 27.20 per cent. This means that as against 26 kobo retained as net profit from every N1.00 earned as gross earnings the previous year, the margin moved up to 27 kobo for every N1.00 earned this year, an increase of one kobo.

      One ratio that was quite impressive was that of interest earnings/expenses. At a ratio of 1:3, it shows that for every N1 the bank expended in generating deposits, it realized N3 in return.

      With a December 2008 Compounded Annual Rate (CAR) of 22.6 per cent and an equity-to-asset ratio of 18.4 per cent, the group's solvency position remained robust. GTBank's December 2008 non-performing loan, NPL, ratio was only 0.77 per cent, which again is good.

      The good outing of the bank this year notwithstanding, the efficiency ratios generally leave much room for improvement.

      STRATEGIES

      In order to realize the goals the bank set for itself during the year as a lead service provider in the nation's financial services industry, its branch expansion activities continued apace during the year across the country. From about 130 branches at the end of the last financial year, GTBank's branch network in Nigeria now stands at over 154.

      Even the West African subsidiaries also recorded some organic growth during the period. Ghana grew from three branches to 10 and Sierra Leone added two additional branches to its existing six, to make a current total of eight branches. Gambia branch remained in the league of top banks and was adjudged the Bank of the Year by the Gambia Chamber of Commerce. The United Kingdom subsidiary, which commenced operations last year is also doing well.

      Explaining further in his speech titled "Consolidating our global reach", Aderinokun said the achievements could not have been possible without the determination, hard work and professionalism of management and staff. "Together, we are all committed to the dream of ensuring that our bank remains customers' preferred choice, as we add value to both society and the industry.

      "Today's business climate is kind to only those who are innovative and consistent in searching for ways of utilising emerging technologies for the benefit of their customers. Our keen awareness of this trend has ensured that we constantly develop alternative channels to place banking services at the fingertips of our customers.

      "We sustained our commitment to innovation with the introduction of our e-branches; our self-help outlets which allow customers conduct banking transactions electronically.

      "These complement our earlier innovations which include GT Bank-on-wheels, Nigeria's first fully automated mobile bank branch and Drive-Through-ATMs-where customers can make cash withdrawals and account balance enquiries from the comfort of their cars.

      "We will continue to upgrade our e-banking platform by introducing new features that are accessible and user-friendly. We are determined to continue to make a difference by introducing services that would further enhance customer-confidence in our operations,"

      Apparently excited by the performance of his bank, Aderinokun is already looking forward to becoming number one bank in Nigeria by 2012 in terms of profit before tax and return on equity. He said the bank would achieve the feat by focusing on growth business, enhanced product/service offering and cost leadership.

      To attain this, he further said that the bank would target emerging, under-banked the middle class, embark on strategic branch expansion and invest in alternative delivery channels among other strategies.

      Awards

      Arising from the soaring profile of the bank during the year, it was voted the most customer-focused bank early in the year by KPMG (a global network of professional firms providing Audit, Tax and Advisory Services) in its 2008 Banking Industry Customer Satisfaction Survey. The assessment, according to Aderinokun, was based on service quality, financial stability, accessibility to delivery channels, image and reputation, access to credit and pricing of products.

      GTBank's $750 million Global Depository Receipt (GDR) offer earned it the 2008 deal of the year award for Nigeria from 'The Banker' and for the seventh time in the last 12 years, the bank was a recipient of the Nigerian Stock Exchange President's Merit Award.

      In the same vein, JP Morgan Chase rated the bank as the best bank in Nigeria in its March and October 2008 reports, in recognition of its strong domestic franchise, good quality assets and sound earnings record. Fitch, in its revised outlook of the bank's long-term foreign currency Issuer Default Rating (IDR), also improved its rating from positive to stable.

      In summing up the bank's overall performance, Aderinokun said: "in a world characterised by rapid technological advancement, our primary goal remained focused on making our products easier to access"."
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      schrieb am 26.05.09 13:54:27
      Beitrag Nr. 96 ()
      "Shareholders Laud GTBank Performance, Ask for More

      Kingsley Ighomwenghian - Daily Independent
      Lagos - 25 May 2009

      Shareholders of Guaranty Trust Bank Plc, at its annual general meeting last week in Lagos applauded its performance for the 10-month ended December 31, 2008.

      This was in line with its change from previous February 28/29 accounting year.

      National Coordinator, Independent Shareholders Association of Nigeria (ISAN), Sunny Nwosu, said although the result was very good, the board and management should continue to strive for improvement, rather than being carried away with the present performance.

      Another shareholder, Gbadebo Olatokunbo, praised the can-do spirit of the management and board of the bank, and urged them to do more.

      He was particularly elated by the one new share for every four recommended by the board for approval at the meeting, in addition to the dividend of 100 kobo per share, all in less than one full year.

      The choice of investments by the management, he added, is equally gladdening, just as he challenged the board to disclose the identity of those involved in the bank's related party transactions and the level of performance of such facilities.

      Another shareholder however felt the directors could have done more than the 100 kobo dividend proposed, going by the huge reserves standing to the credit of the group.

      The shareholders also agreed that the performance being celebrated by the group is because of the solid foundation laid by its founders, a situation that has now given the company a competitive edge, which should now be explored to expand further to bring its products and services closer to more people.

      The group chief executive, Tayo Aderinokun, promised that the UK subsidiary would be expanded to serve Nigerians in Diaspora.

      While thanking the shareholders for their commendations, he noted that the first quarter performance score card is a pointer to the fact that the tempo would be maintained and even improved upon in the coming months.

      He promised that the achievements recorded by the bank in Nigeria would be replicated next in the Francophone West African region, after the successes achieved in the Anglophone region, include a new subsidiary in the previously war-torn Liberia, thereby making GTBank the first Nigerian bank to have presence every English speaking West African nation.

      Afterwards, he said, the brand would be taken to other parts of Africa, followed by a plan to make it a global brand name.

      The result showed that percentage growth in profit was better than that of earnings, indicating improvement management of the company's resources within the period under review.

      The board has recommended a dividend of 100 kobo per share, in addition to a bonus of one new share for every five for approval at the annual general meeting. Only those, whose names are in the register of members as at May 6, qualify for the twin benefits, while dividend warrants are to be distributed from May 20, 2009.

      Market reaction to the result was very positive, judging by the robust 4.99 per cent or 50 kobo growth in the share price, following its release during the trading session.

      Gross earnings for the 10 months period stood at N104.12 billion, representing an increase of about N22.625 billion or 27.76 per cent, compared with the N81.495 billion reported in the 12-month period ended February 28, 2008. Profit before tax stood at N35.177 billion, up by N7.809 billion or 28.53 per cent from N27.368 billion, while profit attributable to shareholders grew by N7.146 billion or 33.75 per cent from N21.169 billion in 2008 to N28.315 billion, which translates to earnings per share of 187.4 kobo, out of which the board has offered to pay 53.47 per cent.

      For the second consecutive year, Guaranty Trust Bank plc has been voted The Most Customer Focused Bank in Nigeria by KPMG (a global network of professional firms providing Audit, Tax and Advisory Services) in its 2009 Banking Industry Customer Satisfaction Survey.

      Geared towards assessing and identifying Nigerian Banks with customer driven focus, the survey solicited the opinions of Retail and Corporate customers nationwide using key performance indicators including; financial stability, accessibility to delivery channels, image & reputation, access to credit, pricing of products and customer service delivery.

      Based on customer feedback, Guaranty Trust Bank performed exceptionally to emerge the best bank in Retail Banking ahead of nine other banks.

      The Bank was also adjudged second place in the Corporate/Commercial Banking segment.

      Reacting, Deputy Managing Director, Mr. Segun Agbaje stated that the Bank regards the award as "a highly appreciated vote of confidence, as we see our customers as long-term partners that determine our stay in business and justify our continuous efforts to raise the quality and standard of service in the industry."

      Prior to this award, Guaranty Trust Bank's tradition of excellent customer service has been widely endorsed by creditable rating agencies and organizations over the years.

      Most recently, the Bank was adjudged The Most IT-Driven Bank 2008, The Most Customer friendly Bank 2008, The Best Bank in Corporate Governance 2008 and Best Bank in CSR 2008.

      In 2007, the Bank was awarded the Most Respected Company in Nigeria by Price Waterhouse Coopers.

      The bank is also credited with being the first Nigerian Company and first African bank to be listed on the London Stock Exchange and pioneered such innovative e-products as Telephone and Internet banking in 2002, Slip-free banking in 2006, GT Connect in 2006 as well as Drive-Through-Banking and GTBank on wheels in 2007.

      Similarly, the Bank had earlier entered the history books as the first Nigerian institution since the early 1990s to venture into the international capital markets and raise funds in a Regulation S Eurobond issue with a $350 million Eurobond issue.

      This ever growing list of achievements serve to bolster the bank's reputation as one of Nigeria's most profitable institutions and reinforces the AA- (double A minus) by Fitch; and BB- (double B minus) by Standard & Poor's, the best ratings assigned by the two international rating agencies to any Nigerian or West African-based bank."
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