One of the major financial institutions in Nigeria, Sterling Bank Plc, has clarified that it did not hold account for a public officer from the previous administration to which the visit of the EFCC to its head office in Lagos has been linked either officially or otherwise. The clarification, Sterling Bank said, became necessary following…
Moody’s Investors Service, a leading global rating agency, has re-affirmed the resilience of the Sterling Bank franchise by maintaining the lender’s standalone Baseline Credit Assessment (BCA) ratings of B3. This cheery news came hours after the lender’s share price appreciated by 3.25 per cent in today’s trading on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) to close…
Reports reaching us confirm that Sterling Bank has concluded plans to champion the use of locally manufactured goods and services by initiating what it has described as the ‘Made in Nigeria’ week, which holds from Monday, April 24 – 29, 2016. This is in furtherance of its continued commitment to growing the Nigerian economy and…
***Holds 54th AGM In recognition of its excellent risk management practices, Sterling Bank was conferred with the award for the Best Bank in Nigeria in the Banking and Investment Services category of the Nigeria Risk Awards, NRA, for 2015. The Award was presented to the Bank last weekend at Nigerian Economic and Social Risks Summit…
…Leads In Nigerian Market Sterling Bank Plc has been rated by Lafferty Group among 100 banks from around the world. The group’s approach to rating is to use publicly available information to judge against key quantitative and qualitative criteria such as strategy, culture, customer care, brand promise and financial performance. According to Michael Lafferty, Chairman,…
All is now set for the third edition of Parenting Workshop organized by Sterling Bank Plc in collaboration with Caleb Group of Schools under the Bank’s One Education Initiative. The event is slated for Saturday, March 12, 2016. According to information gathered by Aproko247, the purpose of the workshop is to aid parents and guardians…
One of Nigeria’s financial institutions, Sterling Bank, is presently swimming in a troubled water. The bank has been accused of defrauding the son of former Head of State, Muhammadu Buhari, Muhammed, of the sum of N3.66 billion. According to a report by Global Village Extra, the younger Buhari was allegedly duped by Sterling Bank. Muhammed…