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Coronation Merchant Bank places a strong emphasis on working responsibly. As an entity, we understand that our operations have an impact on the environment, the communities in which we operate and our stakeholders. We believe in carrying out our duties in a socially responsible way.
Our Approach
Coronation Merchant Bank continues to build internal capacity in managing the economic, social and environmental aspects of its operations, guided by a comprehensive Project Sustainability Policy. We conduct environmental and social due diligence on major Credit requests, benchmarking against the performance standards of reputable international finance institutions.
With a commitment to responsibly meeting the needs of our customers and serving society, we firmly believe that sustainable business growth can only be realized through community and societal engagement and involvement.
CSR News
The Fundamentals of Factor Investing: An Application to Fixed Income
The concept of investing broadly covers the purchase or creation of assets with the use of funds or capital in order to obtain
Coronation Fixed Income and Exchange Rate (CFEX) Update
Summary Opening market liquidity was reported at NGN68.1bn on Friday (10 Sep ‘21). Overnight and repo rates closed within a range of 14.5-16.0%.
Who moved my cheese? An exposition into the changing dynamics of the traditional business environment
The book – Who moved my cheese by Dr. Spenser Johnson – is both a literal masterpiece and is indisputably relevant in modern
Overcoming regulatory challenges to leveraging blockchain for global trade
Overcoming regulatory challenges to leverage blockchain for global trade Global competitiveness demands a coherent blockchain strategy. Nigerian financial institutions hold the expertise to
How Coronation Merchant Bank is contributing to Nigeria’s investment banking renaissance
After a damaging recession in 2016, Nigeria’s investment banks have bounced back with renewed vigour, as new regulations and technology continue to create
Nigeria’s success in harnessing investment
Nigeria was the largest of the African economies in 2022, but declining oil production has seen it slip down the rankings. It has
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