FBN Bank (GAMBIA) LTD

FBNBank The Gambia is a subsidiary of First Bank of Nigeria Limited, Sub-Saharan Africa’s premier banking brand. FBNBank The Gambia was formerly International Commercial Bank (ICB) which was established in The Gambia since 2005. But following the acquisition of 100% equity stake in the West Africa Operations of ICB by First Bank of Nigeria in 2013 and upon the approval of the Central Bank of The Gambia, the name of the Bank was changed to FBNBank (The Gambia) Limited.

We currently operate four branches in the Greater Banjul Area but plans are underway to extend our network across the country in the very near future. With our highly-trained team of professionals with many years of solid banking experience, we are providing a rich bouquet of products to meet the banking needs of individuals, companies and the business community in the country to which we are committed in providing best-in-class personalised, competitive and customer-focused services.

Our leading status in the industry has been internationally recognised. In 2012, we were rated as Bank of the Year by The Banker of Financial Times London and Best Bank in The Gambia by EMEA Finance of UK. In 2013, EMEA Finance also awarded us Best Bank in The Gambia. And now being part of the FirstBank Group, we will leverage the Group’s solid international network, expertise, technology and experience to provide sustained leadership of the financial services industry in The Gambia.

Founded in 1894, FirstBank (our parent company) is reputed for its dependable dynamism and strong corporate governance. It is listed on the Nigeria Stock Exchange with over 1.3 million shareholders. With total assets of more than USD20 billion and shareholder funds of more than USD2 billion, FirstBank serves more than 7 million customers across a network of over 700 branches with a workforce of over 15,000 personnel.
The FirstBank Group operates in Nigeria, Ghana, Guinea, Senegal, Sierra Leone, DR Congo, United Kingdom and The Gambia. It has representative offices in Paris, Beijing, Johannesburg and Abu Dhabi.