African Banks Outpace Global Peers on Returns as Revenues Top $100 ...
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African banks’ revenues surpass $100B
African banks’ revenues rose to $107 billion in 2025, the first time it had crossed the 12-digit threshold, according to a report by McKinsey. In the five years to 2024, Africa’s banking sector outperformed every other region. South Africa, Egypt, Nigeria, Morocco, and Kenya accounted for nearly 70% of African banking revenues in 2024, with South Africa alone raking in $26.4 billion that year.High interest rates and growth in trading fees have b…
African banks have reached a historic level, with aggregate revenues exceeding $100 billion for the first time in 2025. A McKinsey report of 30 March confirms this. By 2024, these revenues reached $99 billion. They will rise to $107 billion in 2025. Return on equity amounts to 19% last year, compared to 10% on a global average. A performance that will fall to 17% this year. This growth is based on favourable conditions. High interest rates. Repl…
Nigeria Banking Sector Projected To Reach $16bn By 2030 As McKinsey Flags Digital Growth, Consolidation
Nigeria’s banking industry is on course to expand significantly, with projections indicating a market size of $16bn by 2030, driven by structural reforms, digital adoption, and increasing regulatory requirements, according to a recent industry outlook by McKinsey & Company. The report highlights that the sector is undergoing a major transformation shaped by tighter capital rules, macroeconomic pressures, and a shift toward more diversified reven…
Nigeria’s Banking Sector to Hit $16bn by 2030 – McKinsey - Tech
Nigeria’s banking industry is poised for a significant structural shift, with market size projected to reach $16 billion by 2030, underpinned by consolidation, accelerated digital adoption, and tighter regulatory oversight, a new report by McKinsey & Company has indicated. The outlook comes against the backdrop of far-reaching reforms, including a substantial increase in minimum capital requirements and a gradual transition toward more sustainab…
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