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Fidelity BankFIDELITYBK

FINANCIAL SERVICES NGX
₦20.80 ₦-0.25 (-1.19%)

closing price · trade date October 19, 2026

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Price
₦20.80
October 19, 2026
-1.19%

Key Trading Data

Latest imported Nigerian Exchange session data.

Open
₦21.05
Previous close
₦21.05
High
₦20.80
Low
₦20.80
Volume
11,288,712
Value traded
₦237,290,521.10
Trades
663
Market
Main Board
Currency
NGN

About Fidelity Bank

Fidelity Bank Plc is a commercial bank in Nigeria, licensed as an international bank by the Central Bank of Nigeria. It serves retail, corporate, and public sector customers across the country.

Fidelity Bank Plc commenced operations in 1988 as a merchant bank before converting to a commercial bank in 1999. In 2001, the bank obtained a universal banking license, which paved the way for its rapid expansion across Nigeria and its subsequent listing on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (now NGX) in 2005.

Today, the financial institution operates a vast network of branches and digital touchpoints, catering to millions of customers. The bank focuses on supporting small and medium enterprises (SMEs), corporate banking, and retail banking segments, positioning itself as a key driver of economic growth in West Africa.

Sector
Financial Services
Sub-Sector
Banking
Exchange Listing
May 2005
Exchange
Nigerian Exchange (NGX)
License Type
International Commercial Banking License

Strategic Focus and Market Positioning

Fidelity Bank Plc focuses heavily on retail growth, digital banking acceleration, and small-to-medium enterprise financing. By leveraging digital platforms and strategic partnerships, the bank aims to increase financial inclusion across Nigeria. Its services are tailored to support the evolving needs of both commercial enterprises and individual retail depositors.

Regulatory Environment and Operations

As a licensed international bank, Fidelity Bank operates under the strict regulatory oversight of the Central Bank of Nigeria. The institution is required to maintain robust capital adequacy and liquidity ratios in line with national and international standards. This regulatory framework ensures corporate governance compliance and stability within the broader financial services sector.

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