The International Business Bank (BNI Angola) reinforced, last week, its Share Capital with 8.5 billion kwanzas, rising from 37 to 45 billion kwanzas, to provide itself with an adequate equity structure
The decision results from an Extraordinary General Meeting among shareholders, held on December 28, 2023, and also aims to enable the institution to face, with greater solidity, the development of its activity. According to a note from BNI, to which the press had access, the deliberation tends to respond to the requirements arising from the regulatory framework for compliance with capital ratios.
“In an increasingly demanding market in which we operate, we want to be up to the needs of our customers, both in terms of the quality of service and the variety of products and technological solutions we provide”, says the institution.
Banco de Negócios Internacional sees itself as a pioneer in certain services and emphasizes that the increase in Share Capital will allow it to move in this direction and be in perfect alignment with the instructions of the regulator (Banco Nacional de Angola). BNI has 17 years of experience in national banking, with branches in several provinces.