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Guaranty Trust Bank plc is a Nigerian monetary institution with limitless business area traversing across Anglophone/
Francophone, West Africa, East Africa and the United Kingdom.
The Bank has an asset base of more than 2.52 Trillion Naira,
shareholders assets of more than 413.5
Billion Naira and employs over
10,000 individuals for its day to day banking services in Nigeria, Cote d'Ivoire, Gambia, Ghana, Kenya,
Liberia, Rwanda, Sierra Leone,
Uganda and the United Kingdom.
The Bank has a solid administration
society that has empowered it record
reliable year on year development
in customer base and key monetary
files since its beginning in
1990.
Guaranty Trust Bank is
perceived as a standout amongst the most productive financial and
money related foundations in Africa for giving quality administration, morals, polished skill, honesty, advancement and universally
acknowledged corporate administration
gauges.
Francophone, West Africa, East Africa and the United Kingdom.
The Bank has an asset base of more than 2.52 Trillion Naira,
shareholders assets of more than 413.5
Billion Naira and employs over
10,000 individuals for its day to day banking services in Nigeria, Cote d'Ivoire, Gambia, Ghana, Kenya,
Liberia, Rwanda, Sierra Leone,
Uganda and the United Kingdom.
The Bank has a solid administration
society that has empowered it record
reliable year on year development
in customer base and key monetary
files since its beginning in
1990.
Guaranty Trust Bank is
perceived as a standout amongst the most productive financial and
money related foundations in Africa for giving quality administration, morals, polished skill, honesty, advancement and universally
acknowledged corporate administration
gauges.
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