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:::About Equitorial Trust Bank
Equitorial Trust Bank (ETB) was incorporated as a Limited Liability Company on January 30, 1990 and granted commercial banking
licence on February 7, 1990. It commenced business on March 1, 1990; emerged from the merger with Devcom Bank effective January
1, 2006 in a dominant position in the Nigerian financial services industry. The Bank now currently has about 100 branches in
commercial nerve centres in Nigeria. The branch spread is concentrated in some key commercial centres such as Lagos(36), Ibadan(8),
Abuja and Port Harcourt(5), Benin and Onitsha(4).
The Bank recruitment of new and experienced staff are guided by these clusters of branch expansion. …Partnership that works!
The Bank for the New Nigeria
Just as the entire world shifts focus to developing countries like Nigeria, ETB has taken the bold step to emerge as the Bank for the
emerging Nigeria through the provision of customer-oriented products and services. The Bank, which recently broke a campaign with
the theme “The Bank for the new Nigeria”, is set to fully take advantage of the opportunities that abound in the emerging Nigeria and
is aimed at entrenching and consolidating its position as not just a Bank that partners customers to success, but the Bank that
understands the economic opportunities in Nigeria.
The campaign is a bold statement on the readiness and financial strength of ETB to partner Nigerians in exploiting the various
opportunities that abound in the emerging new Nigeria, be it oil, telecommunications, manufacturing, energy, construction, as well as
small medium enterprise.
The campaign has brought to the awareness of Nigerians that in the new Nigeria, you need more than a bank, you need a partner. And
as partners and believers in Nigeria and her economy, this campaign has showcased the qualities of ETB as a Bank that is supporting
and partnering people, business and enterprise of different walks of life to succeed.
Over the years, ETB has been hasbeen involved in key areas of Nigeria’s economy – Oil, Telecoms and ETB is by far Nigeria’s biggest economic growth partner. ETB has
always been a big contributor to Nigeria’s economic indicators and development. A close look at the indicators of macro economic
growth show clearly that ETB is playing big in both the telecommunications and the oil sectors of the economy, as it offers financial
and advisory services to Conoil, a major player in the upstream and downstream sector of the oil industry and Globacom Limited, a
major player in the telecommunications industry.
ETB….unique with several achievements:
A1 rating in the short-term and A+ rating in the long termaward categories – 2006 (Global Credit Rating Company).
The only local bank that achieved N25billion capitalisationwithout going to the capital market.
MoneyGram’s best agent in Africa – 2006.
MoneyGram Achievement Awards in 2008.
Pioneered MoneyGram Red shops in branches.
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