An African-focused, client-centric, digitally enabled, integrated financial solutions provider…
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20 sub-Saharan African countries, five global centres and three offshore hubs…
Client centricity places our clients at the centre of everything we do …
Market capitalisation of R318 billion as at 30 June 2019
With a market cap of R318 billion ( approx USD23 billion) as at 30 June 2019, Standard Bank offers a range of banking and related financial services across sub-Saharan Africa.
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Growth – Resilience – Returns We allocate our resources to support the sustainable delivery of our strategy, which enables us to meet our clients’ expectations
Focusing on our clients will enable us to compete, grow and achieve scale in all our chosen markets.
We will continue to safeguard the deposits our clients entrust to us and the capital our shareholders invest in us.
Driving higher returns by optimally deploying the resources required to drive growth.
Our key differentiators are:
We aim to instil conscious risk-taking across the group. We take a holistic and forward-looking view of the risks we face by continually assessing current and emerging risks. Our risk appetite is regularly reviewed, in response to changes in our operating context, and our exposures are managed accordingly.
The inability to manage, develop and maintain secure, agile technology assets to support strategic objectives.
The risk of financial loss, disruption or damage to reputation from breaches or attacks on transaction sites, systems or networks.
The risk of reputational and financial losses due to the inability to comply with or keep abreast of regulatory requirements.
The risk of regulatory sanction and reputational and financial losses due to fraud, crime and misconduct from staff or syndicates.
The risk of loss due to inaccurate data, data breaches or being unable to protect client information.
The risk of failure of the workforce to adequately and efficiently serve clients, support operations and deliver business strategy.
The risk of infrastructure/change failure or environmental impacts disrupting the services to and of the group.
The risk of losses or disruptions due to ineffective management of third-party relationships.
The risk of harm being caused to the group, its clients and markets due to inappropriate execution of business activities.