Foremost
African financial institution, Guaranty Trust Bank plc, has been listed
among the top 500 global banking brands in a study conducted by Brand
Finance, one of the world’s leading brand valuation consultancy.
In the report, which is to be published in the February edition of the Banker, GTbank rises to 389th in the league table of the world’s biggest banks, 28 places from last year’s 417th
position. It is one of only four Nigerian banks and tops in the country
as the bank with the highest year-on-year brand value increase; from
$213 million in 2015 to $243 million in 2016.
“We
are excited to be named among the biggest banking brands in the world,”
commented Segun Agbaje, the Managing Director/CEO of GTBank. “Our
continued rise in the league of the world’s biggest banks is made
possible by the passion and unwavering commitment of every member of
staff, the management and the board to building a solid financial
institution reputable for innovation, integrity, good corporate
governance standards, and excellence in service delivery.”
Banks
from five African countries made the ranking of which those from
Nigeria cumulatively had the highest brand value increase of $249
million. Egypt came in second with a brand increase of $239 million
followed by Togo at $134 million, while South Africa and Morocco both
recorded brand decreases of $878 million and $213 million respectively.
GTBank
has consistently played a leading role in Africa’s banking industry.
The Bank operates from over 230 branches in Nigeria and has banking
subsidiaries in Kenya, Rwanda, Uganda, Cote D’Ivoire, Gambia, Ghana,
Liberia, Sierra Leone and the United Kingdom. Reputed for its superior
financial performance and best in-class product and service delivery,
the bank has received numerous awards from industry watchers and
analysts, among these are the “Best Banking Group of 2015, Nigeria,” by
the World Finance Magazine and the 2015 Bank of the Year by leading
international investment and communications group, Africa Investor (Ai).
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