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Union Bank Completes Merger with Titan Trust, Strengthens Market Position

Union Bank of Nigeria has finalized its merger with Titan Trust Bank Limited after receiving the final approval from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).

This move concludes a process that began in 2021 when Titan Trust first acquired the historic bank.

The consolidation is part of a broader trend in Nigeria’s banking sector, as institutions seek to increase their capital to meet new CBN requirements by a March 2026 deadline.

As a result of the merger, Titan Trust Bank has been fully integrated into Union Bank and will no longer operate as a separate entity.

The combined bank will retain the Union Bank brand and is now supported by an extensive network of over 293 branches and 937 ATMs across the country.

Bank executives have hailed the merger as a pivotal moment that blends Union Bank’s longstanding heritage with Titan Trust’s innovative approach.

They stated that the strategic move will create a stronger financial institution capable of delivering enhanced value and a modern banking experience to all customer segments.

The bank has assured customers that the integration will cause no disruption to services and that all account details will remain unchanged.

This development follows Union Bank’s announcement in late 2023 of its plans to delist from the Nigerian stock exchange.

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