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Loan To Deposit Ratios of Nigerian Banks

by Research Team

November 25, 2016

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Deposit Money Banks (DMBs) in Nigeria collect deposit from the customers and from the deposits they issue loans to borrowers. The Central Bank of Nigeria measures the percentage of loans issued by commercial banks to the deposits in their vaults. A higher percentage of loan to deposit ratios suggest DMBs are more aggressive in their lending.

This data is sourced from the Central Bank of Nigeria and is updated monthly.

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The Research Team at Nairametrics meticulously monitors, gathers, curates, and administers an extensive repository of both macroeconomic and microeconomic data originating from Nigeria and across Africa. Utilizing a variety of presentation formats—including documents, tables, and charts—our analysts disseminate key findings through the Nairametrics platform. Additionally, we regularly release insightful, research-driven articles that offer in-depth analyses of economic trends and indicators.

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