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Stanbic IBTC Tops Performing Banks in Capital Importation for Q1 2024 – NBS

by Joan Aimuengheuwa
July 2, 2024
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Stanbic IBTC Tops Performing Banks in Capital Importation for Q1 2024 - NBS
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The banking sector is playing a big role in attracting foreign investments, with the sector receiving the highest capital inflow, as revealed by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) report.

The report on Nigeria’s capital importation for the first quarter of 2024 showed that the banking sector was the leading recipient of foreign capital, attracting $2,067.44 million. This represents 61.24% of the total capital imported into the country during this period. 

Several banks stood out as top performers in capital importation for Q1 2024, with the list led by Stanbic IBTC Bank Plc, which received the highest capital importation among Nigerian banks.

The Bank secured $1,257.38 million, accounting for 37.24% of the total capital imported into Nigeria, highlighting Stanbic IBTC’s strong position and appeal to foreign investors.

Following Stanbic IBTC, Citibank Nigeria Limited attracted $547.71 million, making up 16.22% of the total capital importation, while Rand Merchant Bank received $528.73 million, which represents 15.66% of the total capital imported. 

Standard Chartered brought in $399.41 million, showcasing its continued influence and trustworthiness in the eyes of global investors, as Access Bank received $278.18 million, rounding out the list of top-performing banks in terms of capital importation for the quarter.

Other banks, including First Bank and Zenith Bank, had $98.71 million and $96.98 million respectively.

The solid performance of these banks is a positive indicator for Nigeria’s economic stability and growth prospects. 

The capital inflows into the banking sector show that foreign investors are optimistic about the country’s financial institutions and their ability to manage and grow investments effectively.

NBS’ data emphasizes the indispensable role of the banking sector in driving Nigeria’s economic development. The inflows into banks are likely to facilitate increased lending, support business expansions, and stimulate economic activities across various sectors.

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