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Nigeria’s leading commercial bank and Africa’s most agile company, Sterling Bank Limited, has made history by migrating to what is believed to be the continent’s first-ever indigenous core banking solution called SeaBaaS.
The Coca-Cola Company Nigeria, Sterling Bank Limited, and the United Nations Global Compact Network Nigeria have restated their commitment to advancing social impact across the continent by supporting the hosting of the Africa Social Impact Summit for the third year in a row, convening over 2,000 development leaders and professionals recently.
Individuals and organizations involved in Nigeria's education sector must adapt technology, engage in curriculum development, and secure adequate financing to close existing gaps.
The Small and Medium Enterprises Development Agency of Nigeria (SMEDAN), in partnership with Sterling Bank Ltd., launched a N5 billion initiative called Databanc on Monday to bridge financial gaps for small businesses.
Sterling Bank, in partnership with AI in Nigeria, unveils the 'Nigeria AI Landscape and Startup Report,' offering a comprehensive view of Nigeria's AI ecosystem and startup scene.
Wema Bank emerged as the top profitable companies in Nigeria in 2023, largely propelled by a substantial increase in foreign exchange gains during that period.
Sterling HoldCo (the parent group of Sterling Bank) is projecting a pre-tax profit of N10.83 billion in Q2 2024, marking a significant 53.7% year-on-year growth from the N7.04 billion posted in Q2 2023.
This strategic move not only underscores Qore Mobility's dedication to inclusivity and sustainability but also signifies a major step towards reshaping the future of transportation.
Managing Director and CEO of Sterling Bank Limited, Mr. Abubakar Suleiman has said it is critical for the government and corporate bodies to pay attention to the development of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to remain competitive in the emerging global economy.
Nigerian leading commercial banks recorded significant FX revaluation gains estimated at a combined gain of about N1.7 trillion in the first half of 2023, a significant increase compared to a combined gain of N66.559 billion in H1 2022.
Nigeria's banking sector has shown remarkable resilience and performance in the first half of 2023, despite the challenging economic and regulatory environment.
According to data from Nairalytics, nine of the largest banks recorded a total asset of N90.4 trillion 35% higher than the N67 trillion recorded at the end of 2022.