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Universal Merchant Bank Limited; Zenith Bank (Ghana) Limited, part of Zenith Bank Group; See also. Economy of Ghana; List of banks in Africa; References External ...
As of 2016, Zenith Bank had more than 500 branches and business offices in all states and the Federal Capital Territory. [12] It maintains subsidiaries in the United Kingdom, United Arab Emirates, Ghana, Sierra Leone and The Gambia. The Bank also has an office in China. [12]
45.4 Branches of foreign banks. 45.5 ... Zenith Bank [40] Ghana. Central bank ... Absa Bank Ghana (formerly Barclays Bank of Ghana Limited) Access Bank plc ...
Zenith Bank: 27.446 16 Commercial International Bank: 25.675 17 United Bank for Africa: 24.256 18 First Bank of Nigeria: 23.631 19 Commercial Bank of Ethiopia: 22.711 20 QNB Al Ahli: 19.515 21 Banque du Caire: 16.365 22 Arab African International Bank: 15.345 23 Mauritius Commercial Bank: 14.479 24 Guaranty Trust Bank: 14.401 25
The market was planned and built by city engineers to form the nucleus of trading for the new Takoradi city. The city became bustling after the building of the Takoradi Harbour, which served as a major export centre because of high export activity, many people migrated to the city for employment and this increase warranted the setting up the market.
According to its website, the bank is the 5th largest commercial bank in Ghana by assets, as of December 2011. [9] As of December 2010, the bank's total assets were valued at approximately US$423.4 million (GHS:685.9 million), with shareholders' equity of approximately US$71.9 million (GHS:116.2+ million). [10]
Signature Bank Ltd; Stanbic IBTC Bank Plc; Standard Chartered Bank Nigeria Ltd, part of Standard Chartered Group; Sterling Bank Plc; SunTrust Bank Nigeria Ltd; Titan Trust Bank Ltd; Union Bank of Nigeria Plc; United Bank For Africa Plc, part of UBA Group; Unity Bank Plc; Wema Bank Plc; Zenith Bank Plc
In 2013, the bank acquired a 70 percent shareholding in the Fina Bank Group for a cash payment of US$100 million. [18] Fina Bank branches and subsidiaries were rebranded GT Bank soon afterwards. In 2013, the Bank issued a US$400,000,000 Euro bond at a coupon rate of 6%; the least obtained by a Nigerian company in the international capital market.