Bankin Equitorial Trust
Bayanai
Iri kamfani
Masana'anta financial services (en) Fassara
Ƙasa Najeriya
Aiki
Kayayyaki
loan (en) Fassara
Tarihi
Ƙirƙira 1990
equitorialtrustbank.com

Bankin Equitorial Trust Plc (ETB) , wanda aka fi sani da Equitorial Bank, bankin kasuwanci ne a Najeriya. Yana daya daga cikin bankunan kasuwanci ashirin da shida (26) da babban bankin Najeriya (CBN) mai kula da harkokin bankunan kasar ya ba lasisi a farkon shekarar 2011 kafin hadewa da bankin Sterling.[1]

ETB babban ma'akatar hidimar kuɗi ce a Najeriya. As of January 2011 , bankin ya kula da rassan dillalai kusan dari (100) a garuruwa daban-daban na kasar nan.[2]

An kafa bankin a cikin watan Janairun 1990, a matsayin kamfani mai iyakokin jama'a. A watan Fabrairun wannan shekarar, an ba ta lasisin harkokin kasuwanci kuma a cikin Maris 1990, ta fara gudanar ayyukan banki. A cikin 2006, ETB ya sami nasarar hadewa da tsohon bankin Devcom . Bankin ya kasance banki na kasa, wanda ke da mafi yawan gidajen sayar da kayayyaki da ke cikin manyan biranen Najeriya .

A shekara ta 2009, a wani bincike da babban bankin Najeriya ya yi, an gano cewa ETB ba ta da jarin jari kuma ba ta gamsuwa. Bayan waɗannan binciken, CBN ta umarci ETB da ta rage adadin ma’aikatan kamfanin don ci gaba da samun riba. An kori ma'aikata 150, wanda ke wakiltar kusan kashi 15% na ma'aikatan bankin a watan Maris na 2010.[3] Har ila yau, an saka ETB cikin jerin bankunan kasuwanci na Nijeriya guda tara (9) da suka bukaci kamfanin sarrafa kadarorin Nijeriya (AMCON), wata hukumar gwamnatin tarayya ta yi musu alluran sabon jari.[4][5] Bankin Sterling ya karɓi ETB a cikin yarjejeniyar da aka rufe a ranar 11 ga Agusta 2011.[6]

Kafin shekara ta 2009, hannun jarin bankin na na 'yan kasuwa ne.[7] Duk da haka, saboda shiga tsakani da CBN da AMCON suka yi a shekarar 2009, kaso mai tsoka na hannun jarin ETB mallakin gwamnatin tarayyar Najeriya ne .

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  4. Akanbi, Festus (2011-02-14). "Nigeria: Shareholders Optimistic of Better Days for Rescued Banks". This Day (Lagos). Retrieved 2017-08-24.
  5. Durojaiye, Rotimi (2011-02-14). "Nigeria: Bad Loans Still Make Banks Uncomfortable". Daily Independent (Lagos). Retrieved 2017-08-24.
  6. "The Nation Newspaper Nigeria - Read Latest Nigeria News". The Nation Nigeria (in Turanci). Archived from the original on 2012-12-10. Retrieved 2017-08-24.
  7. "Nigeria: Four Rescued Banks to Sign MoU On Re-Capitalisation". Vanguard (Lagos). 2011-02-03. Retrieved 2017-08-24.