Stanbic IBTC Shines at PEARL Awards

The Stanbic IBTC Group has added to the number of laurels and recognitions for its contributions and performance in Nigeria’s finance sector. The organisation won three awards at the 24th edition of the PEARL awards which held on recently in Lagos.

Stanbic IBTC Holdings PLC emerged winner of the 2019 Sectoral Leadership award (Financial Services- Other Financial Institution). Two of the subsidiaries of the company were also recognized for their outstanding achievements in their various sectors. While Stanbic IBTC Capital won the PEARL Issuing House of the Year award, Stanbic IBTC Stockbrokers won the PEARL Stockbroking Firm of the year award.

Funso Akere, Chief Executive of Stanbic IBTC Capital, said while the awards was evidence of the hard work and the customer-centric culture of the Group, it also reflected the transparency and high ethical standards of Stanbic IBTC. He hinged his assertion on the fact that the PEARL awards seeks to celebrate excellent performance as well as integrity.

He said: “We are glad that the PEARL awards has accorded Stanbic IBTC Holdings PLC, Stanbic IBTC Capital and Stanbic IBTC Stockbrokers this honour. It is common knowledge that winners of PEARL awards emerge from a painstaking process based on empirical evidence of performance and strict adherence to the tenets of ethical business practice. These awards will spur us to deliver better services to our customers while also innovating to ensure that we remain market leaders in the sectors we operate in.”

The PEARL Awards was instituted in 1995 to recognise companies quoted on the Nigerian Stock Exchange for outstanding operational and stock performance. The award aims to enhance the vibrancy, growth and development of the Capital Market.

The PEARL Awards prides itself as the only Awards in Nigerian Capital Market based on verifiable facts and figures, scientific method of analysis coupled with standard tools of data evaluation.

spot_img
spot_img
spot_img
spot_img
spot_img

Hot this week

AIICO Retains Composite Licence Without Capital Raise, Posts Solid Q2 Performance

Mr. Olusegun Omosehin, Commission for Insurance/CEO of the National...

CIIN Unveils 2nd Edition of Courts’ Judgments on Insurance, Related Cases in Nigerian Courts

Chartered Insurance Institute of Nigeria (CIIN) announces the release...

Mutual Benefits Receives Renewed Licence, Signals New Growth Phase

Executive Director (Technical), Mutual Benefits Assurance Plc, Joseph Oladokun...

Stanbic IBTC, Anambra State Partner to Accelerate Growth, Trade Opportunities for South-East MSMEs

As MSMEs across the South-East seek opportunities for growth,...

Heirs Insurance Group Poised for Leadership in Nigeria’s Post-Recapitalisation Insurance Era

  Heirs General and Heirs Life meet NAICOM’s recapitalisation...

Topics

Oya Media UK Announces Season 2 of #AskFunmi Series

Oya Media UK has announced the launch of the...

Curacel: The $3m Seed to Power New Insurance Experience in Africa

  Curacel, Africa’s leading insurance infrastructure provider, has raised $3...

‘9Mobile Has Bleak Future’

A telecom analyst has predicted bleak future for 9Mobile,...

Anchor Insurance CEO, Austin Ebose, Savours Insurance CEO of the Year Award

Mr. Austin Ebose, Managing Director/CEO, Anchor Insurance Company Limited...

Banks Must Lend to Real Sector to Spur Growth

Godwin Emefiele Governor Central Bank of Nigeria  The Nigerian economy cannot enjoy...

COVID-19: Ecobank Nigeria Supports States with Food Items

Ecobank Nigeria has donated food items to several state governments across the country as contribution to various initiatives aimed at cushioning the effect of the current lockdown on citizens. These palliatives are targeted at the most vulnerable members of the society who have been the hardest hit economically as a result of the current crises. Speaking in Lagos, Executive Director Commercial Banking, Ecobank Nigeria, Carol Oyedeji said this action would also go a long way in supporting members of the community who earn a daily wage and may not have the opportunity of working under the present environment. She noted that the donations are part of the bank’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and focused on providing support as best as possibleShe remarked that “as a bank we give strong priority to people’s welfare. We are determined to assist ordinary Nigerians during the current difficulties and this is one of the ways we are achieving this. We are also offering concessions to our SME Lending customers at this time given the strain on their cashflows and creating ease for the general public to transact digitally while at home”. Ecobank Group has so far contributed over US$3 million to the fight against COVID-19 across its footprint in Africa in line with the Bank’s commitment to the Region. The Institution is supporting governments, the World Health Organisation (WHO) and partnering with private sector operators to alleviate the effect of the pandemic on citizens. These have been in the form of cash, healthcare equipment, donation of supplies, awareness campaigns while also using digital platform to provide funds to beneficiaries of various funds being distributed. The Bank is particularly mindful of the needs of its communities and remains committed to providing the appropriate support required.    

Finance Min, Wale Edun, to Keynote FiBOP Annual Confab Oct 18

The Honourable Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of...

InterswitchSPAK 4.0 Finalists Nudge for N7.5m University Scholarships

As the semifinals of the InterswitchSPAK National Science Competition...
spot_img

Related Articles

Popular Categories

spot_imgspot_img