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List Of Investment Banks In Benin

Published by Gbaf News

Posted on October 30, 2012

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· Last updated: September 12, 2024

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African Investment Bank
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Bank of Africa Benin
Banque Atlantic Benin
Banque de l’Habitat du Benin
Banque Internationale du Benin
Banque Regionale de Solidarite
Banque Sahelo-Saharienne pour l’Investissement et le Commerce
BGFIBank
Caissie Primes
Continental Bank
Diamond Bank
Ecobank
Financial Bank
Societe Generale de Banques au Benin

Key Takeaways

  • Benin hosts multiple investment‑capable commercial banks, including global groups like Bank of Africa, Ecobank, BGFIBank, BSIC, NSIA and Société Générale.
  • Bank of Africa Bénin is publicly listed on BRVM and among the largest banks by assets in Benin.
  • Ecobank, NSIA, and BIIC (formerly Banque Internationale du Bénin) offer significant corporate and investment banking services in-country.
  • Société Générale Bénin was sold to the Beninese state in 2024, reflecting local market consolidation.
  • BSIC Benin is part of a regional public investment banking group, while BGFIBank and NSIA expand pan‑African reach.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which investment‑banking services are available in Benin?
Several banks—such as Ecobank, NSIA, BOA‑Bénin, BIIC and Société Générale—offer corporate, trade, structured finance and investment banking services in Benin.
Is Bank of Africa Bénin listed on stock markets?
Yes. Bank of Africa Bénin is the only Beninese bank listed on the regional stock exchange, BRVM.
What happened to Société Générale Bénin?
In 2024, Société Générale Bénin was sold by its parent, and ownership transferred to the Beninese state.
Are there pan‑African banking groups operating in Benin?
Yes. Pan‑African groups active in Benin include Bank of Africa, Ecobank, BGFIBank, NSIA and BSIC.

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