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CBN Approves Providus Bank, Unity Bank Merger

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The Central Bank of Nigeria has approved the merger between Providus Bank Limited and Unity Bank Plc, marking a significant milestone in the evolution of our respective institutions. 

In a statement jointly signed by the two financial institutions, the merger is said to represent a strategic and complementary union that will leverage the strengths of both banks to create a leading financial institution in the industry with footprints in retail, corporate, commercial, and digital banking.

Unity Bank Plc, with its rich legacy of over 18 years, has established a robust retail banking network, comprising more than 220 branches nationwide.

With a strategic niche in the agricultural business, our commitment to delivering exceptional customer service and a comprehensive range of financial products has earned us the trust and loyalty of millions of customers.

Providus Bank Limited, on the other hand, is renowned for its innovative approach to banking, boasting a strong digital footprint, innovative products, high quality service culture and strong focus on helping customers grow.

As a fast-growing new-generation bank, Providus Bank has consistently pushed the boundaries of technology to deliver cutting-edge financial solutions that cater to the evolving needs of modern consumers.

The combination is driven by a shared vision to provide an unparalleled banking experience to our customers.

“By combining Unity Bank’s extensive branch network and deep-rooted customer relationships with Providus’s digital prowess and innovative spirit, we aim to deliver a seamless blend of traditional and modern banking services,” the statement reads in part.

“Our customers will benefit from an expanded suite of products and services, greater convenience, and improved access to banking solutions across various channels.

“The integration of our digital platforms will offer enhanced security, faster transactions, and a more personalized banking experience.

“As we embark on this journey together, we remain committed to maintaining the highest standards of corporate governance, financial stability, and customer satisfaction. Our united team of dedicated professionals will work tirelessly to ensure a smooth transition and continued tradition of excellence in all our operations.

“This combination signifies the beginning of a new chapter in our shared history, one that is filled with promise and potential.

“We are confident that the combined strength of both entities will create a formidable force in the banking sector, driving innovation, growth, and prosperity for our customers, employees, and stakeholders.

“We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the Central Bank of Nigeria for their consideration and approval and to our customers, employees, and partners for their unwavering support. Together, we are poised to achieve greater heights and redefine the future of banking in Nigeria.”

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