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Nigeria’s digital banking offers convenience with low fees, 24/7 access, and innovative features like instant loans and savings. Top banks include Kuda, ALAT, OPay, and V Bank for various needs.
A strong liquidity position and a projected decline in fiscal deficits improve Tunisia’s economic outlook for 2025
S&P Global has affirmed a positive credit outlook for nine major Nigeria banks in 2025 despite economic challenges hampering the sector’s performance.
As investor interest in Nigeria’s financial sector soars, FCMB raises N147.5bn through its public offer amid 33% oversubscription.
At the end of the 2024 fiscal year, FCMB Group recorded gross earnings of ₦794.8 billion, reflecting a 53.9% increase from its earnings in 2023.
Credit losses in Nigeria’s banking sector are expected to remain high in 2025 amid rising inflation and interest rate hikes according to a report by S&P Global.
Sustained economic reforms, lower inflation, and interest cuts are expected to ease credit conditions in South Africa’s banking sector in 2025, says S&P Global.
South Africa’s banking giants power economic growth. Standard Bank leads in assets, FirstRand excels in digital innovation, and Capitec boasts a massive customer base. Discover the top 6 banks driving…
South Africa’s banks fuel financial innovation. From Standard Bank’s private banking and Nedbank’s student accounts to FNB’s home loans, TymeBank’s digital ease, and Absa’s business solutions—find your ideal fit for…
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Nigeria’s digital banking offers convenience with low fees, 24/7 access, and innovative features like instant loans and savings. Top banks include Kuda, ALAT, OPay, and V Bank for various needs.
A strong liquidity position and a projected decline in fiscal deficits improve Tunisia’s economic outlook for 2025
S&P Global has affirmed a positive credit outlook for nine major Nigeria banks in 2025 despite economic challenges hampering the sector’s performance.
As investor interest in Nigeria’s financial sector soars, FCMB raises N147.5bn through its public offer amid 33% oversubscription.
At the end of the 2024 fiscal year, FCMB Group recorded gross earnings of ₦794.8 billion, reflecting a 53.9% increase from its earnings in 2023.
Credit losses in Nigeria’s banking sector are expected to remain high in 2025 amid rising inflation and interest rate hikes according to a report by S&P Global.
Sustained economic reforms, lower inflation, and interest cuts are expected to ease credit conditions in South Africa’s banking sector in 2025, says S&P Global.
South Africa’s banking giants power economic growth. Standard Bank leads in assets, FirstRand excels in digital innovation, and Capitec boasts a massive customer base. Discover the top 6 banks driving financial inclusion and regional trade.
South Africa’s banks fuel financial innovation. From Standard Bank’s private banking and Nedbank’s student accounts to FNB’s home loans, TymeBank’s digital ease, and Absa’s business solutions—find your ideal fit for financial success in SA.