CIBN records N1.37bn profit, elects 23rd president

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The Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria (CIBN) has announced a historic net operating surplus of N1.37 billion for 2023, marking a significant growth from the N837.94 million recorded in 2022.
Its President, Dr Ken Opara, revealed this achievement during the institute’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Saturday in Lagos.
He said the net operating surplus, which was above one billion Naira earmarked for 2023, represented a 63.60 per cent growth.
The president, who also coordinated and chaired the annual general meeting, reeled out his achievements in ICT, revenue drive, capacity building, legacy projects, and support in ongoing economic policy reforms in Nigeria, among others.
“I am particularly delighted that our institute continued to wax stronger financially, notwithstanding the economic downturns and headwinds in the year 2023.
“It is on record that our institute for the first time crossed the one billion Naira mark by achieving a Net Operating Surplus of N1.371 billion in 2023 when compared with N837.943 million achieved in 2022, representing a growth of 63.60 per cent.”

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