Stanbic IBTC Holdings PLC, a member of the Standard Bank Group, has expressed its commitment to improving and supporting Nigerian businesses across all sectors.
The organisation said this during the official launch and media briefing to unveil its proposition for businesses of different sizes across different sectors.
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The leading, end-to-end financial services provider revealed a bouquet of offerings that cater to businesses in all sectors, locally and internationally.
The offerings, it said, are innovative financial solutions across agribusiness, education, engineering, trade, commerce, telecoms, manufacturing, healthcare, maritime, real estate, oil and gas financing, debt capital markets, equity capital markets, principal finance solutions, and equity capital markets, amongst other sectors, and are for businesses of all sizes—from SMEs to national and multinational companies operating in the sectors.
The unveiling ceremony showcased the need to partner with Nigerian businesses and support them through their challenges and demonstrated the limitless solutions and possibilities via collaboration.
The Executive Director, Business and Commercial Clients, Stanbic IBTC Bank, Remy Osuagwu, stated that the organisation is repositioning to reflect the Nigerian local and international business scene while creating solutions that address the growth challenges affecting Nigerian businesses.
“We know that some businesses struggle because they think they can grow alone, but the truth is that no business can survive without the right partner. We are glad that we are positioned as an experienced financial partner to support business growth,” he said.
He said that the main idea behind the launch was to showcase all the financial solutions, including advisory services, that businesses can take advantage of to meet their growth aspirations, especially in the face of the current challenging operating terrain.
“One of our solutions, the Africa-China Trade Solution (ACTS), facilitates trade dealings, imports, and exports with China.
“Our customers in that line of business are covered because it grants African enterprises access to new markets, expands their customer base, and creates a mutually beneficial relationship between the two countries and the rest of the Asian continent,” he said.
The TV commercials unveiled during the event spoke of the limitless possibilities of business solutions offered by the organisation to all its clients.
Stanbic IBTC reiterates its dedication to equipping entrepreneurs and businesses with beneficial facilities for their growth and the expansion of the nation’s economy.
