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GTB wins Euromoney award for best CSR in Nigeria

Guaranty Trust Bank (GTB), has been named the best bank for corporate social responsibility (CSR) in Nigeria at the 2024 Euromoney Awards.

GTB, a subsidiary of Guaranty Trust Holding Company Plc (GTCO), in a statement on Friday, said the recognition underscores its commitment to excellence, going beyond offering innovative financial services and creating more value for its stakeholders to enrich lives and constantly explore new opportunities to drive positive change in society.

While announcing the award, Euromoney was said to have highlighted the range and impact of GTCO’s CSR initiatives which span education, health, community development and financial inclusion.

Euromoney was quoted as saying: “Over the years, Guaranty Trust has not only led with innovation and service excellence, but also consistently demonstrated a steadfast dedication to making a positive impact and creating shared value through CSR.

“Central to these efforts are its consumer-focused events — the GTCO Food and Drink Festival and the GTCO Fashion Weekend—both of which offer free business platforms for budding as well as established entrepreneurs to showcase their talents, share their unique stories, and connect with a broader audience.

“The Annual GTCO Autism Programme, an offshoot of the Orange Ribbon Initiative, aims to provide ongoing support for persons with developmental disabilities, focusing on those with autism spectrum disorder (ASD).”

Our commitment to corporate social responsibility is deeply rooted in our belief that businesses must act as a force for good, driving sustainable progress and fostering inclusive growth.

Commenting on the award, Group Chief Executive Officer, GTCO, Segun Agbaje, was said to have described the recognition from Euromoney as a testament to the far-reaching impact of the company’s initiatives and reinforces its resolve to create enduring value and ensure better outcomes for all.

He acknowledged that the company’s success is inextricably linked to the well-being of the society in which the bank operates.

Mr. Agbaje said: “Over the years, we have successfully developed several free-business platforms and continue to sponsor impactful social causes that have benefited millions of people and businesses across Africa.

“Our commitment to corporate social responsibility is deeply rooted in our belief that businesses must act as a force for good, driving sustainable progress and fostering inclusive growth.”

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