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Home»News»Nigeria News»Unity Bank Dismisses $1bn Milost Global Deal
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Unity Bank Dismisses $1bn Milost Global Deal

By Orientalnews StaffMarch 21, 2018No Comments1 Min Read
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Management of Unity Bank Pl, has dismissed reports by Bloomberg claiming that Milost Global Inc plans to invest USD1 billion in the Bank, saying that it has not reached any agreement with Milost to warrant such speculation.

A statement from the Bank signed by the Head, Corporate Communications, Mr. Matthew Obiazikwor said: “we categorically dismiss media claims of any such deal and advice the public to disregard any information to the contrary”.

The Bank hereby makes further clarifications regarding its on-going recapitalization programs to the effect that Unity Bank has not received commitment for investment of USD1bn from Milost.

Unity Bank is in talks with a number of potential investors and has not concluded to pave way for commitment of an investment.

The Bank has set realistic milestones on the recapitalization program and will update the public on the progress from time to time.

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