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Stanbic IBTC Tops Media Exposure in Oct 2021at 35%

The P + Measurement #MediaIntelligence and Performance Audit Report in the month of #October 2021 critically analysed and revealed the Top #Nigerian #Banks with the highest media exposure on Promotions.
The media audit report further showed that Stanbic IBTC emerged as the top bank with the highest media exposure on promotions with 35% media share, while UBA Group ranked 2nd with 25% media share.
Completing the top 5 are Standard Chartered Bank, Ecobank Nigeria, and Access Bank Plc with 19%, 15%, and 7% respectively.

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