Corporate Scorecards
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Wema Bank: 64% YTD Outperformance, Top-4 Liquidity — Mid-Tier Challenger Catches a Bid
Wema Bank closed May 29, 2026 at NGN 33.50, down 0.74% on the day, after a two-day dip that shaved…
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Zenith Bank: Triple-Digit YTD, Top-2 Liquidity, and the Premium for Scale in 2026
Zenith Bank closed May 29, 2026 at NGN 131.10, down 0.68% on the day but still sitting on a 112%…
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GTCO: 51% YTD Still Trails Tier-1 Peers as Late-May Profit-Taking Tests the NGN 140 Level
Guaranty Trust Holding closed May 29, 2026 at NGN 137.00, down 2.14% on the day and capping a rough week…
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First HoldCo: 46% YTD, Wild Volume Swings, and the Push to Reclaim Tier-1 Status
First HoldCo closed May 29, 2026 at NGN 70.00, up 3.70% on the day and rebounding sharply from the 3.50%…
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How Wema’s Digital Growth Outpaced FCMB’s Scale on the NGX
In the last few years, FCMB’s lethargic performance among its Tier-2 peers has been raising serious concerns, and Wema Bank…
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Wema Bank: Behind Its Agusto & Co. May 2026 Upgrade and What Comes Next
Agusto & Co.’s decision in May 2026 to lift Wema Bank’s rating to an “A” is really a confirmation of…
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From Intensive Care to IPO: Can IEI Plc Turn a Repaired Balance Sheet into Real Underwriting Muscle?
If 2024 was the year International Energy Insurance Plc fought to stay alive, 2025 was the year it walked out…
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Sterling Bank: Bigger Balance Sheet, Thinner Margins
Sterling Bank’s latest quarter highlights a familiar tension for mid-tier Nigerian lenders: stronger capital and robust headline earnings sit alongside…
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UBA’s FUGAZ Position: A Laggard in a Market Re-rating
As of May 13, 2026, the FUGAZ group is telling two very different stories. Zenith, GTCO, and First HoldCo are…
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45% Revenue Growth, 13% Profit Drop: Fidelity’s 2025 Paradox
Fidelity Bank’s 2025 financials tell a familiar Nigerian banking story: the top line roared, but the bottom line got clipped…
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