A BETTER BANK

FOR A BETTER AFRICA

Ecobank Group Annual Report 2023

A BETTER BANK

FOR A BETTER AFRICA

ECOBANK GROUP

ANNUAL REPORT

2023

Contents:

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Ecobank Group Annual Report 2023

Section 1

Who we are

6

Our Vision and Mission

8

Our Performance

10

Who we are

12

We are a leading pan-African banking group

14

Our Strategy

16

Growth

18

Transformation

Section 2

Group Chairman and Management

  1. A Letter from the Group Chairman
  1. A Letter from Our Group CEO

38 A Letter from Group Executive, Consumer Banking

42 A Letter from Group Executive, Commercial Banking

46 A Letter from Group Executive, Corporate and Investment Banking

Section 3

Corporate Governance

54

Board of Directors

56

Directors' Biographies

64

Directors' Report

68

Group Executive Committee

70

Corporate Governance

82

Sustainability Report

90

Foundation Report

94

People Report

Section 4

Risk Management

106

Risk Management

Section 5

Business and Financial Review

132

Business and Finance Review

Section 6

Financial Statements

  1. Statement of Directors' Responsibilities
  2. Auditors' Report

164 Consolidated Financial Statements

169 Notes to Consolidated Financial Statements

  1. Statement of Value Added
  2. Five-yearSummary Financials
  3. Parent Company's Financial Statements

Section 7

Corporate Information

  1. Share Capital Overview
  2. Share Capital History
  1. Contact Information

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Who We Are

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Ecobank Group Annual Report 2023

Section 01 Who We Are

Pan-African.

Diversified.

Customer-centric.

A better way.

A better Africa.

5

Vision and mission driven

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Ecobank Group Annual Report 2023

Section 01 Who We Are

Our vision:

To build a world class Pan-African bank and contribute to the economic development and financial

integration of Africa.

Our mission:

To provide all of our customers with convenient and reliable financial products and services.

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Our performance

For the year ended 31 December

(in millions of US dollars, except per share and ratio data)

2023

Selected income statement data

Operating income (net revenue)

2,064

Operating expenses

1,113

Pre-provision,pre-tax operating profit

951

Impairment charges on financial assets

330

Non-conversion premium on bonds

0

Operating profit after impairment charges on financial assets

621

Profit before tax

581

Profit for the year

407

Profit after tax attributable to ETI shareholders

288

Profit attributable per share ($):

Basic

1.170

Diluted

1.170

Selected statement of financial position data

Net loans and advances to customers

10,543

Total assets

27,230

Risk-weighted assets

13,933

Deposits from customers

19,974

Equity attributable to ordinary shareholders

1,054

Total equity

1,734

Ordinary shares outstanding (in million)

24,730

Book value per ordinary share ($ cent)1

4.26

Tangible book value per ordinary share (TBVPS) ($ cent)

4.04

ETI share price ($ cent)2

High

2.84

Low

2.53

Period end

2.29

Market capitalisation ($ million)

567

Selected ratios

Profit for the year to average total assets (ROA)

1.4%

Profit for the year to total equity (ROE)3

23.5%

Profit for the year to tangible total equity (ROTE)

24.9%

Common equity Tier 1 capital ratio

10.4%

Tier 1 capital ratio

11.1%

Total capital adequacy ratio (CAR)

15.0%

Net interest margin

5.4%

Cost-to-income ratio

53.9%

Non-performing loans ratio

5.4%

Non-performing loans coverage ratio

86.5%

2022

1,862

1,050

811

198

40

573

540

367

286

1.165

1.165

11,003

29,004

15,356

20,813

1,395

2,027

24,730

5.64

5.30

3.15

2.05

2.30

569

1.3%

19.6%

21.1%

9.6%

10.2%

14.2%

4.9%

56.4%

5.2%

86.5%

1 The Book value per ordinary share (BVPS) is computed by dividing the Group's shareholders' equity at period-end with the number of ordinary shares outstanding at period-end.

2 ETI share price on the Nigerian Stock Exchange at period-end converted into US dollars using Bloomberg applicable rate at period-end.

3 ROE is computed using profit available to ETI (parent company) shareholders divided by the average end-of-period ETI shareholders' equity. ROTE is computed using profit available to ETI shareholders divided by the average end-of-period tangible shareholders' equity. Tangible shareholders' equity is ETI shareholders' equity less non-controllinginterests, goodwill and intangible assets.

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Ecobank Group Annual Report 2023

Section 01 Who We Are

Return on tangible equity

Total CAR

24.9%

15.0%

improved from 21.1%

improved from 14.2%

in 2022

in 2022

Profit before tax

Net revenue

$581m

$2.1bn

up 8% from 2022

up 11% from 2022

Sustainability-linked

Women in management

financing

& executive positions

$500m

31%

Up from $350m in 2022

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