The three nationalised banks whose status were
assessed by Assets Management Corporation of Nigeria, AMCON, have been
recommended for outright sale.
The banks include former Bank PHB, Spring Bank and
AfriBank, presently known as Keystone Bank, Enterprise Bank and Mainstreet Bank
respectively.
AMCON had last year engaged renowned financial
advisers, Renaissance Capital and Citibank, to carry out a thorough audit of
the banks and submit to it.
E-BIZ 24/7 gathered that the advisers had submitted
two reports while the third will forwarded on Friday.
Part of their recommendations was that the banks be
sold to local and foreign investors.
AMCON had in August last year appointed Renaissance
Capital and CitiBank to act as advisers in the sale of the bridged banks
rescued by the government agency and were to submit their reports on February
20, 2013.
While Citibank was asked to value Mainstreet Bank,
as well as advising AMCON on the sale, Renaissance Capital was to do same with
Keystone Bank and Enterprise Bank.
The advisers were given between 90 to 180 days to
complete their assignments.
AMCON is expected to study and relase the reports in
the coming weeks.
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