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Why You Should Invest In GTB’s Stocks

Over the years, Guaranty Trust Bank (GTB), has proven and has continued to prove why its stocks are the most sought after.
For several years, GTB as a financial institution has shone like a million stars carting away awards and recognition from reputable global platforms.
In 2017 alone, GTB has been honoured with awards by platforms such as the 2017 Euromoney Private Banking Awards, Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), organized 2017 Electronic Payment Incentive Scheme (EPIS) award, and 2017 Corporate Governance Awards to mention a few.
In a period where organizations and financial institution are struggling to remain in business, GTB is waltzing and getting involved in Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), such as the Food and Drink Fair, aimed at Promoting Enterprise.
As for its ratings, globally recognized rating organization, Fitch Rating in a recent report had this to say: “Guaranty Trust Bank remains one of the top two rated Banks in Nigeria.”
A recent review of the first quarter of 2017 has once again confirmed the management of the bank as one of the best with its stocks performing wonders in the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE).
GTB outperformed all banking stocks in the first quarter of 2017 with a share price appreciation of 35.9 percent.
What the just presented statistics and facts means is that the future of the Nigerian banking industry is GTB. What are you waiting for?
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