Format: Single Work
Technique/materials: Mixed media/watercolour on Canson papier a dessin blanc ‘c’ a grain.
Size of work: 240 | 320 | 0.1 mm
Format: Sculpture
Technique/materials: Papier maché, water color and marine varnish.
Size of work: Two pieces 950x350, two pieces 250x250x200 mm
Independent Non-Executive Directors
Executive Directors
Secretary to the Board
MCB Group Corporate Services Ltd
(represented by Marivonne OXENHAM)
Secretary:
MCB Group Corporate Services Ltd
(represented by Marivonne OXENHAM)
Secretary:
MCB Group Corporate Services Ltd
(represented by Marivonne OXENHAM)
Format: Single Work
Technique/materials: Acrylic paints on canvas.
Size of work: 500 | 605 | 18 mm
“The Group performed well thanks to the resilience of our employees, our continued focus on customers and the diligent execution of our strategic plans.”
“We have further extended our reach outside the country by diversifying our banking and non-banking activities and value proposition across market segments and geographies.”
To further their business growth, Group entities can rely on wide-ranging platforms and channels, encompassing branches, ATMs as well as payment, mobile and Internet Banking platforms. Moreover, Group entities leverage organisation-wide synergies as well as alliances and partnerships with external parties. As for MCB Ltd, it also taps into a network of correspondent banks worldwide, including over 100 in Africa, alongside capitalising on its Representative Offices located in Johannesburg, Nairobi and Paris as well as its Advisory Office in Dubai. The organisation has also applied for the setting up of a Representative Office in Nigeria given its involvement in the Energy & Commodities area at large, and commodity trade finance, in particular, in the country and the commercial opportunities in the West African region.
Technique/materials: Stainless steel on solid table.
Size of work: 530 | 250 | 900 mm
To enrich customer experience at all touchpoints
To be coherent and simple in our approach
To stay innovative in our offerings
To empower customers in realising their aspirations
To simplify and streamline our operations
Well-being
Commitment
Growth
Performance
Format: Triptych
Technique/materials: Drone photography printed on Aluminum.
Size of work: 540 | 960 | 30 mm
The Board of MCB Group Ltd is committed to applying high standards of corporate governance with a view to upholding the organisation’s long-term business sustainability and creating value for all its stakeholders, whilst acting for the good of society. The Board provides purposedriven and ethical leadership by setting the tone from the top in the way it conducts itself and oversees the operation and management of the Company and of its subsidiaries. It ensures that good governance principles are adopted throughout the organisation, with the aim to uphold ethical and responsible behaviour by all employees in their dealings with stakeholders. Principles of accountability, strong risk management, transparency, and integrity are thus inherent to the Group’s values, culture, processes and operating structures. Given the highly challenging operating environment and the dynamic market landscape, including the prominence of ESG issues, the Board continuously monitors developments therein, with a view to refining the Group’s governance framework to ensure relevance and sustainability of the organisation’s business model. The Group’s sound governance standards and practices are anchored on key pillars as highlighted hereunder:
Format: Single Work
Technique/materials: Acrylic colours on canvas.
Size of work: 600 | 800 | 10 mm
In FY 2021/22, the Group continued to face a challenging external risk environment, with the ramifications of the Russia-Ukraine conflict impacting the ongoing recovery from the pandemic across markets. Primarily, we continued to actively manage the risks resulting from the pandemic alongside focusing our attention on enhancing our risk management in key areas. Risk culture, cybersecurity, compliance risk as well as sustainability and climate risk were themes which ranked high on the organisation’s agenda, in addition to our ongoing efforts to maintain sound risk metrics. At the level of MCB Ltd, it is comforting to note that Moody’s Investors Service has, in July 2022, maintained MCB’s long-term deposit and issuer ratings at Baa3 while upgrading their outlook to stable, reflecting the Bank’s resilient financial profile amidst strong liquidity and solid capital buffers with profitability set to rebound following the pandemic.
