Saturday, 19 December 2015
Six Nigerian Banks Reportedly Set to Merge in January 2016
As indicated by a report by Citizen, Six business banks are prone to look for mergers and acquisitions in the New Year.
The production reports that the advancement emerges, "not this time to the stun made in their advantages and accounting report sizes even with declining oil costs. Unrefined petroleum costs have tumbled to as low as $37.11 per barrel from over $110 per barrel a year prior. This has unfavorably influenced banks' oil resources. In addition, the level of non-performing credits in the area has risen."
As indicated by the report, Managing Director, Sterling Bank Plc, Yemi Adeola, who revealed the news yesterday, apparently expressing that he visualized conceivable contracting in the quantity of neighborhood banks in the New Year.
Notwithstanding, he didn't name any banks that may be included in the merger.
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Labels:
Business banks,
Economy
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