“These pillars will not only fortify our financial stability but also position us to capitalise on emerging opportunities in the market. I am confident that with our continued focus on these priorities, we will sustain our positive momentum and deliver long-term value to our stakeholders,” he said.
The bank which delisted on the Nigerian Exchange last November said it will focus on improving efficiency and driving its non-interest income in the second half of the year
It expressed optimism to finish the year strong, sustain the returns on equity and returns on assets, which stood at 40.6% and 3.68%, respectively while working hard towards recapitalization.