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"New Banking Model Begins Operation Jan 2011
Idris Ahmed And Kayode Ekundayo - 9 September 2010
A new banking model that will enhance the quality of banks, financial system stability and evolution of healthy financial sector is expected to commence operation January 2011.
According to new guidelines on the approved revised banking model issued by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) yesterday, all the existing universal banks are required to prepare and submit to the apex bank their plans on compliance with the new banking regime not later than 90 days from October 4.
CBN said it would discontinue the issuance of universal banking licences, prohibit banks from undertaking non-banking activities.
New licences are to be issued to banks to perform businesses such as commercial banking (regional, national and international), merchant banking, specialized banking (microfinance, mortgage, non-interest (regional and national) and development financial institutions.
"The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), in compliance with the statutory provisions of the Banks and Other Financial Institutions Act (BOFIA) regarding the conduct of banking business has concluded the review of the universal banking model in Nigeria and issued new rules and guidelines for the envisaged new licensing regime", CBN said.
The new guidelines which were divided into two segments include regulation on scope of banking business which covers repealing of the universal banking regime and requires banks to divest from all non-banking business.
The guideline defines the new types of banking licences, permitted activities and transition timelines for restructuring.
The second segment covers special banks/institutions such as the Primary Mortgage Institutions, Microfinance Banks, Non-Interest Banks, Development Banks and Discount Houses.
CBN said the institutions should continue to perform their specialized roles within the framework of existing guidelines.
The apex bank however said banks should note that the responsibility for ensuring compliance with the guidelines resides with their boards and management while the CBN reserves the right to stipulate additional requirements prior to granting any approval or authorization.
"It will be recalled that the CBN had in March 2010, as part of the on-going reform agenda, circulated a draft exposure report detailing its intent to modify the current banking model/arrangement and defining a new banking licence regime, going forward.
"Comments from key industry operators/stakeholders were received, considered and served as input towards the finalization of the exposure draft document", the apex bank said."
http://allafrica.com/stories/201009090527.html
Idris Ahmed And Kayode Ekundayo - 9 September 2010
A new banking model that will enhance the quality of banks, financial system stability and evolution of healthy financial sector is expected to commence operation January 2011.
According to new guidelines on the approved revised banking model issued by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) yesterday, all the existing universal banks are required to prepare and submit to the apex bank their plans on compliance with the new banking regime not later than 90 days from October 4.
CBN said it would discontinue the issuance of universal banking licences, prohibit banks from undertaking non-banking activities.
New licences are to be issued to banks to perform businesses such as commercial banking (regional, national and international), merchant banking, specialized banking (microfinance, mortgage, non-interest (regional and national) and development financial institutions.
"The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), in compliance with the statutory provisions of the Banks and Other Financial Institutions Act (BOFIA) regarding the conduct of banking business has concluded the review of the universal banking model in Nigeria and issued new rules and guidelines for the envisaged new licensing regime", CBN said.
The new guidelines which were divided into two segments include regulation on scope of banking business which covers repealing of the universal banking regime and requires banks to divest from all non-banking business.
The guideline defines the new types of banking licences, permitted activities and transition timelines for restructuring.
The second segment covers special banks/institutions such as the Primary Mortgage Institutions, Microfinance Banks, Non-Interest Banks, Development Banks and Discount Houses.
CBN said the institutions should continue to perform their specialized roles within the framework of existing guidelines.
The apex bank however said banks should note that the responsibility for ensuring compliance with the guidelines resides with their boards and management while the CBN reserves the right to stipulate additional requirements prior to granting any approval or authorization.
"It will be recalled that the CBN had in March 2010, as part of the on-going reform agenda, circulated a draft exposure report detailing its intent to modify the current banking model/arrangement and defining a new banking licence regime, going forward.
"Comments from key industry operators/stakeholders were received, considered and served as input towards the finalization of the exposure draft document", the apex bank said."
http://allafrica.com/stories/201009090527.html
Dividende ist da! 
NDANI 3 ist online. Wer sich gerne über die 20 jährige Geschichte der Bank informieren möchte, findet ganz gute Informationen darin.
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"Gambia: Guaranty Trust Bank Opens Bakau Branch
13 August 2010
The Guaranty Trust Bank (GTB) Gambia Ltd, recently opened a new branch along the Garba Jahumpa Road in Bakau New Town.
This new branch has brought the bank's total branch network to 15. The 15 locations are spread around the business and residential areas of The Gambia in their quest to bring banking nearer to the people. The branches are Kairaba Avenue, Banjul (2), Serrekunda, Senegambia, Brikama, Bambo, Kanifing, Latrikunda Sabiji, Brusubi, Bundung, Farafenni, Old Jeshwang, Basse and Bakau.
The managing director of Guaranty Trust Bank, Lekan Sanusi said that, the opening of the Bakau branch is part of the bank's policy to create convenience for customers by bringing services to their door steps. "Our mission is to be a national bank and to expand services to non-traditional market segments," Sanusi concluded."
http://allafrica.com/stories/201008160683.html
13 August 2010
The Guaranty Trust Bank (GTB) Gambia Ltd, recently opened a new branch along the Garba Jahumpa Road in Bakau New Town.
This new branch has brought the bank's total branch network to 15. The 15 locations are spread around the business and residential areas of The Gambia in their quest to bring banking nearer to the people. The branches are Kairaba Avenue, Banjul (2), Serrekunda, Senegambia, Brikama, Bambo, Kanifing, Latrikunda Sabiji, Brusubi, Bundung, Farafenni, Old Jeshwang, Basse and Bakau.
The managing director of Guaranty Trust Bank, Lekan Sanusi said that, the opening of the Bakau branch is part of the bank's policy to create convenience for customers by bringing services to their door steps. "Our mission is to be a national bank and to expand services to non-traditional market segments," Sanusi concluded."
http://allafrica.com/stories/201008160683.html
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Ausführlicher Bericht:
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Neue Investoren-Präsentation:
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"GUARANTY TRUST BANK PLC REPORTS AUDITED HALF-YEAR GROUP RESULTS FOR THE PERIOD ENDED JUNE 30, 2010 AND DECLARES A DIVIDEND OF 25KOBO PER SHARE
Guaranty Trust Bank plc ("GTBank"), provider of diversified financial services, announces its Audited Financial results for the 6 months ended 30 June 2010 and declares a half year dividend of 25 kobo per share.
Commenting on the results, Tayo Aderinokun, Managing Director/CEO of Guaranty Trust Bank plc said: "Through our sustained and continued commitment to our core values, we have been able to record outstanding progress in all areas of our operations despite a challenging operating environment. We have also been able to generate increased interest and investor confidence in the Nigerian Banking system as shown by the vote of Confidence from our recent deal with the International Finance Corporation which we intend to utilize in funding long term projects in major sectors of the local economy and to boost our strategic objectives. Going into the second half of the year, we remain determined to deliver our best notwithstanding the operating conditions whilst building upon the gains we have made in the past 6 months".
Financial Highlights:
· Strong Earnings
- Profit before tax of N25.7bn, an increase of 209% compared to half-year 2009 PBT of N8.3bn. Half year 2009 PBT dampened by industry-wide provisions mandated by the Central Bank of Nigeria.
- Earnings per share of 77obo per share
- Half Year dividend of 25kobo per share
- Subsidiaries - While all subsidiaries account for less than 10% of the total profitability of GTBank,
§ All foreign bank subsidiaries with operations over two years continue to show strong profitability and performance in their markets.
§ All local non-bank subsidiaries are P&L positive.
· Revenue
- Net Interest Income of N61.3bn vs. N65.6bn (June 2009) on a reduced, more conservative loan book.
- Non Interest Income of N21.7bn vs. N25.0bn due to slow economy and market activity.
- Net interest Margin remains strong at 7.6%
· Balance Sheet
- Total Assets and contingents of N1.49tn as at June 2010
- Net Loans and Advances of N560.5bn vs. N563.5 (December 2009) owing to more conservative lending in the current operating environment.
- Deposits from Customers of N721bn, an increase from N683.1bn as at December 2009, due to flight to quality.
· Credit Quality
- Non performing loans to total loans declined to 7.09% from 11.8% as at December 2009 on the back of strong loan recovery efforts on a reduced loan book.
- Allowance for Credit Losses improved to 91.97% from 48.9% as at December 2009. We are working towards moving back to our comfort level of close to 120% coverage by December 2010.
· Continued focus on efficiency
- Cost to Income profile improved to 57.3% versus 76.9% as at December 2010.
..."
http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/prices-and-news/…
Guaranty Trust Bank plc ("GTBank"), provider of diversified financial services, announces its Audited Financial results for the 6 months ended 30 June 2010 and declares a half year dividend of 25 kobo per share.
Commenting on the results, Tayo Aderinokun, Managing Director/CEO of Guaranty Trust Bank plc said: "Through our sustained and continued commitment to our core values, we have been able to record outstanding progress in all areas of our operations despite a challenging operating environment. We have also been able to generate increased interest and investor confidence in the Nigerian Banking system as shown by the vote of Confidence from our recent deal with the International Finance Corporation which we intend to utilize in funding long term projects in major sectors of the local economy and to boost our strategic objectives. Going into the second half of the year, we remain determined to deliver our best notwithstanding the operating conditions whilst building upon the gains we have made in the past 6 months".
Financial Highlights:
· Strong Earnings
- Profit before tax of N25.7bn, an increase of 209% compared to half-year 2009 PBT of N8.3bn. Half year 2009 PBT dampened by industry-wide provisions mandated by the Central Bank of Nigeria.
- Earnings per share of 77obo per share
- Half Year dividend of 25kobo per share
- Subsidiaries - While all subsidiaries account for less than 10% of the total profitability of GTBank,
§ All foreign bank subsidiaries with operations over two years continue to show strong profitability and performance in their markets.
§ All local non-bank subsidiaries are P&L positive.
· Revenue
- Net Interest Income of N61.3bn vs. N65.6bn (June 2009) on a reduced, more conservative loan book.
- Non Interest Income of N21.7bn vs. N25.0bn due to slow economy and market activity.
- Net interest Margin remains strong at 7.6%
· Balance Sheet
- Total Assets and contingents of N1.49tn as at June 2010
- Net Loans and Advances of N560.5bn vs. N563.5 (December 2009) owing to more conservative lending in the current operating environment.
- Deposits from Customers of N721bn, an increase from N683.1bn as at December 2009, due to flight to quality.
· Credit Quality
- Non performing loans to total loans declined to 7.09% from 11.8% as at December 2009 on the back of strong loan recovery efforts on a reduced loan book.
- Allowance for Credit Losses improved to 91.97% from 48.9% as at December 2009. We are working towards moving back to our comfort level of close to 120% coverage by December 2010.
· Continued focus on efficiency
- Cost to Income profile improved to 57.3% versus 76.9% as at December 2010.
..."
http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/prices-and-news/…
"Formal notification of an expression of interest to acquire shares of guaranty trust bank plc
We hereby notify you that Guaranty Trust Bank plc ("Bank") has received, and is giving serious consideration to a proposal ("Proposal") from the International Finance Corporation ("IFC"), an internationally rated AAA institution and the private sector arm of the World Bank.
The Proposal incorporates an offer to acquire new ordinary shares of the Bank ("Shares") by way of a placing to be effected under the provisions of the Investments and Securities Act No. 29, 2007 and the Rules and Regulations of the Securities and Exchange Commission made pursuant thereto, with the objective of acquiring Shares of the Bank, up to the value of the Naira equivalent of US$30,000,000.00 (Thirty million United States Dollars) (hereinafter referred to as the "Placing"). The Proposal does not constitute a tender offer to purchase issued shares from existing shareholders of the Bank under the applicable securities legislation and regulations in Nigeria.
If approved by the Board of the Bank, necessary arrangements shall be made to present the Proposal for the consideration and approval of the Bank's shareholders at a duly convened general meeting. Subject to shareholder approvals being obtained, the Bank shall file formal applications with respect to the Placing as soon as practicable thereafter in full compliance with all the applicable regulatory requirements..."
http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/prices-and-news/…
We hereby notify you that Guaranty Trust Bank plc ("Bank") has received, and is giving serious consideration to a proposal ("Proposal") from the International Finance Corporation ("IFC"), an internationally rated AAA institution and the private sector arm of the World Bank.
The Proposal incorporates an offer to acquire new ordinary shares of the Bank ("Shares") by way of a placing to be effected under the provisions of the Investments and Securities Act No. 29, 2007 and the Rules and Regulations of the Securities and Exchange Commission made pursuant thereto, with the objective of acquiring Shares of the Bank, up to the value of the Naira equivalent of US$30,000,000.00 (Thirty million United States Dollars) (hereinafter referred to as the "Placing"). The Proposal does not constitute a tender offer to purchase issued shares from existing shareholders of the Bank under the applicable securities legislation and regulations in Nigeria.
If approved by the Board of the Bank, necessary arrangements shall be made to present the Proposal for the consideration and approval of the Bank's shareholders at a duly convened general meeting. Subject to shareholder approvals being obtained, the Bank shall file formal applications with respect to the Placing as soon as practicable thereafter in full compliance with all the applicable regulatory requirements..."
http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/prices-and-news/…
Vom Halbjahresgewinn soll eine Dividende ausgeschüttet werden!
"GTBank Hints On Interim Dividend
GTBank Plc has given hints of a possible declaration of interim dividends for its shareholders in its financial performance for the half year ended, June 30, 2010.
The bank, according to a notice presented to the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), Monday, noted that its Board of Directors is scheduled to meet, Wednesday, to consider the audited financial statements for the period.
The notice further stated that the Board may likely consider issues relating to interim dividend for the period.
Also, investors in the Lagos State Bonds will enjoy a portion of the return on their investment, as parties to the issue has informed the NSE that the third coupon payment on the Series 1 Bonds, is due for payment, August 9, 2010.
According to the parties, the register of bondholders will be closed at the end of trading, Monday, July 19, 2010, adding that transactions undertaken on the closure date will also qualify for the coupon payment."
http://allafrica.com/stories/201007210525.html
"GTBank Hints On Interim Dividend
GTBank Plc has given hints of a possible declaration of interim dividends for its shareholders in its financial performance for the half year ended, June 30, 2010.
The bank, according to a notice presented to the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), Monday, noted that its Board of Directors is scheduled to meet, Wednesday, to consider the audited financial statements for the period.
The notice further stated that the Board may likely consider issues relating to interim dividend for the period.
Also, investors in the Lagos State Bonds will enjoy a portion of the return on their investment, as parties to the issue has informed the NSE that the third coupon payment on the Series 1 Bonds, is due for payment, August 9, 2010.
According to the parties, the register of bondholders will be closed at the end of trading, Monday, July 19, 2010, adding that transactions undertaken on the closure date will also qualify for the coupon payment."
http://allafrica.com/stories/201007210525.html
"Nigeria Launches GTBank 20th Anniversary Commemorative Stamps
History was made today, when in commemoration of Guaranty Trust Bank's 20th Anniversary, a set of postage stamps were launched by the Nigerian Postal Service. This marks the first time in Nigeria that a corporate organization would be honored in such a way.
Speaking on the launch, the Postmaster General of the Federation, Ibrahim Mori Baba, said that in launching the stamps, NIPOST had examined the activities and performance of Guaranty Trust Bank and thus, had no hesitation in partnering with a bank whose value system is hinged on professionalism, ethics, integrity and superior customer service. He further said that the stamps would go a long way in telling a good story on Nigeria – especially at a time when Nigeria is celebrating her 50th Anniversary and GTBank, its 20th.
In his own remarks, Segun Agbaje, Deputy Managing Director of GTBank further expressed the Bank's appreciation at the honor granted the bank and reiterated the Bank's promise to uphold those timeless values that had made it the proudly Nigerian, African and truly international institution it had become.
The GTBank stamps come in four denominations of denominations of 120 Naira, 100 Naira, 50 Naira, and 20 Naira with a total face value of 290 Naira. They would be made available for purchase at any post office in Nigeria for the next 6 months after which they can be purchased at the Philatelic Bureau up till the next 2 years.
Established 20 years ago in 1990, Guaranty Trust Bank has over the years grown organically to become one of Africa’s foremost financial institutions with subsidiaries in Nigeria, Gambia, Ghana, Liberia and the United Kingdom. The Bank was recently named the '2010 Best Bank in Nigeria' at the Euromoney Awards for Excellence in London – an award it had also won the previous year."
http://www.gtbank.com/media-centre/gtbank-in-the-news/538-ni…
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History was made today, when in commemoration of Guaranty Trust Bank's 20th Anniversary, a set of postage stamps were launched by the Nigerian Postal Service. This marks the first time in Nigeria that a corporate organization would be honored in such a way.
Speaking on the launch, the Postmaster General of the Federation, Ibrahim Mori Baba, said that in launching the stamps, NIPOST had examined the activities and performance of Guaranty Trust Bank and thus, had no hesitation in partnering with a bank whose value system is hinged on professionalism, ethics, integrity and superior customer service. He further said that the stamps would go a long way in telling a good story on Nigeria – especially at a time when Nigeria is celebrating her 50th Anniversary and GTBank, its 20th.
In his own remarks, Segun Agbaje, Deputy Managing Director of GTBank further expressed the Bank's appreciation at the honor granted the bank and reiterated the Bank's promise to uphold those timeless values that had made it the proudly Nigerian, African and truly international institution it had become.
The GTBank stamps come in four denominations of denominations of 120 Naira, 100 Naira, 50 Naira, and 20 Naira with a total face value of 290 Naira. They would be made available for purchase at any post office in Nigeria for the next 6 months after which they can be purchased at the Philatelic Bureau up till the next 2 years.
Established 20 years ago in 1990, Guaranty Trust Bank has over the years grown organically to become one of Africa’s foremost financial institutions with subsidiaries in Nigeria, Gambia, Ghana, Liberia and the United Kingdom. The Bank was recently named the '2010 Best Bank in Nigeria' at the Euromoney Awards for Excellence in London – an award it had also won the previous year."
http://www.gtbank.com/media-centre/gtbank-in-the-news/538-ni…
Mal gucken, ob man irgendwie über das Internet an die Briefmarken kommen kann.
"GTBank is Best Bank in Nigeria again - Euromoney
For the second consecutive year, Guaranty Trust Bank, one of Africa's foremost Banking groups has been named "Best Bank in Nigeria" by pre-eminent international finance magazine Euromoney. The awards were presented last night at the 2010 Euromoney Awards for Excellence Dinner in London.
In recognising Guaranty Trust Bank for the award of "Best Bank in Nigeria" Euromoney Editor Clive Horwood highlighted GTBank's "strong performance during one of the most difficult periods ever for the Nigerian banking sector. Deposits grew 45%, and the bank was also the most profitable in the country, with a $169 million profit. GTBank also managed to increase its assets, which none of its nearest rivals managed."
Speaking on the award, Segun Agbaje, Deputy Managing Director of the bank said that the award, coming in the year when the bank marks its 20th Anniversary, is testament to the timelessness of the bank's commitment to its core values of integrity, professionalism and service excellence. He also commended the commitment of all GTBank staff around the world for their continuous effort in ensuring that the bank continually sets the pace and remains a proudly African, Truly International Institution
Regarded as the benchmark awards for financial services globally, the Euromoney Awards for Excellence are now in their 20th consecutive year. This year's awards process, which began in April, attracted over 600 submissions from the world's banks and brokerage houses. Euromoney's dedicated research team and awards panel then rated all the submissions on both quantitative and qualitative factors such as KPI's, financial ratios and innovation over the 12 month period to decide the award winners..."
http://www.gtbank.com/media-centre/gtbank-in-the-news/536-gt…
For the second consecutive year, Guaranty Trust Bank, one of Africa's foremost Banking groups has been named "Best Bank in Nigeria" by pre-eminent international finance magazine Euromoney. The awards were presented last night at the 2010 Euromoney Awards for Excellence Dinner in London.
In recognising Guaranty Trust Bank for the award of "Best Bank in Nigeria" Euromoney Editor Clive Horwood highlighted GTBank's "strong performance during one of the most difficult periods ever for the Nigerian banking sector. Deposits grew 45%, and the bank was also the most profitable in the country, with a $169 million profit. GTBank also managed to increase its assets, which none of its nearest rivals managed."
Speaking on the award, Segun Agbaje, Deputy Managing Director of the bank said that the award, coming in the year when the bank marks its 20th Anniversary, is testament to the timelessness of the bank's commitment to its core values of integrity, professionalism and service excellence. He also commended the commitment of all GTBank staff around the world for their continuous effort in ensuring that the bank continually sets the pace and remains a proudly African, Truly International Institution
Regarded as the benchmark awards for financial services globally, the Euromoney Awards for Excellence are now in their 20th consecutive year. This year's awards process, which began in April, attracted over 600 submissions from the world's banks and brokerage houses. Euromoney's dedicated research team and awards panel then rated all the submissions on both quantitative and qualitative factors such as KPI's, financial ratios and innovation over the 12 month period to decide the award winners..."
http://www.gtbank.com/media-centre/gtbank-in-the-news/536-gt…
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