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Ethiopia - Abay Bank profit grows 63 percent

Ethiopia – Abay Bank profit grows 63 percent

January 8, 2020January 11, 2020 newbusinessethiopianews Abay Bank, asset, bank branches, corporate social responsibilities, CSR, Ethiopia, gross profit, loans and advances, paid-up capital, profit before tax

During the budget year concluded June 30, 2029, the annual profit before tax of Abay Bank Share Company, one of

Ethiopia banks capital hikes 8%

January 10, 2019January 10, 2019 Abay Bank, Addis International Bank, Anbessa International Bank, Awash International Bank, Bank of Abyssinia, banks, Berhan Bank, Bunna International Bank, Cooperative Bank of Oromia, Dashen Bank, Debub Global Bank, Enat Bank, Ethiopia, Hibret Bank, National Bank of Ethiopia, Nib International Bank, Oromia International Bank, Wegagen Bank, Zemen Bank

The total capital of bank in Ethiopia has increased by around 8% to 85.7 billion birr (around $3.1 billion at

Banking in Ethiopia remains promising in the face of adversity

Banking in Ethiopia remains promising in the face of adversity

October 6, 2018October 12, 2018 Abay Bank, Banking, Ethiopia

The banking sector in Ethiopia remains promising through it has been changed by both infrastructure and stringent policies and regulations,

WorldRemit set to boost Ethiopia's remittance income

WorldRemit set to boost Ethiopia’s remittance income

October 2, 2018October 3, 2018 Abay Bank, Ethiopia, remittance, WorldRemit

WorldRemit, one of the fastest growing digital remittance transfer company in the world, is set to boost Ethiopia’s income from

Banking business in Ethiopia booming

Banking business in Ethiopia booming

January 8, 2010August 30, 2018 NBE Abay Bank, Abyssinia Bank, Addis Cooperative Bak, Awash International Bank, Banking, Berhan Bank, Bunna International Bank, Dashen Bank, Debub Global Bank, Enat Bank, Ethiopia, financial crisis, Investment, profit, United Bank of Ethiopia

Despite the global financial crises, banking business in Ethiopia is booming. Four new banks are currently under-formation while the existing