- The list of the top 100 African banks for 2024 has been revealed in a new report by African Business
- Zenith Bank and Access Bank are the only Nigerian banks on the top 20 list, which is dominated by banks from South Africa, Egypt
- The African Business ranking is based on the latest financial results ending in 2023, using criteria such as capital, assets, and profits
Nigerian banks have been included in the list of the African biggest Banks in 2024 in a new report published by the African Business.
The list dominated by South Africa, Egypt, Morocco and Algeria financial institutions has 12 Nigerian banks in the top 100.
Top banks in Africa
South Africa’s banking giant Standard Bank Group is the top Bank in Africa for 2023, followed by the National Bank of Egypt, and Morocco’s Attijariwafa Bank comes third.
Another South Africa’s Absa Bank is fourth, Banque Centrale Populaire, also a Moroccan bank, is the fifth-best bank
Nigerian banks ranking on Africa's top 20
According to the report, only four Nigerian banks made it to the list of the top 20 banks in the continent amid the depreciation of the naira.
FBN Holdings (First Bank of Nigeria) is the top-ranked bank in Nigeria and sits as the 15th-best in Africa.
Closely followed are Access Bank (16th) and Zenith Bank (17th).
Here are the top 20 best banks in Africa and their ranking
- Standard Bank Group - South Africa
- National Bank of Egypt - Egypt
- Attijariwafa Bank - Morocco
- Absa Bank - South Africa
- Banque Centrale Populaire - Morocco
- Banque Misr - Egypt
- FirstRand - South Africa
- Nedbank - South Africa
- Banque Extérieure d'Algérie - Algeria
- Bank of Africa - BMCE Group - Morocco
- Banque Nationale d'Algérie - Algeria
- Investec Bank - South Africa
- Arab African International Bank - Egypt
- Commercial International Bank (CIB) - Egypt
- FBN Holdings (First Bank of Nigeria) - Nigeria
- Access Bank - Nigeria
- Zenith Bank - Nigeria
- Crédit Populaire d'Algérie - Algeria
- QNB Al Ahli - Egypt
- United Bank of Africa (UBA) - Nigeria
First Bank announces new names for subsidiaries across Africa
Meanwhile, in another report, Legit.ng revealed that First Bank has announced the name change of its subsidiary in several countries to align with the parent brand.
The bank states that the move will help create brand clarity and consistency across all FirstBank Group subsidiaries.
First Bank has branches in various countries across Africa and Europe.
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Source: Legit.ng