2014 analysis of Zenith Bank and GT Bank Results

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Ratios Zenith Bank GT Bank Remark
Gross Income  N   403,343,000,000  N     278,520,814,000 Zenith Better
Capital Adequacy Ratio 15% 16% GT Better
Permanent Asset/ Equity 13% 20% GT Better
Equity/Loan Advances 32% 29% Zenith Better
Classified Loans to Gross Loans 1%
Classified Loans to Shareholders Fund 2%
Income Per Employee
Expenses Per Employee
PBT Margin 30% 42% GT Better
Return on total Asset (ROTA) 3% 4% GT Better
Return on Equity 18% 26% GT Better
Selling Rate 18% 16% GT Better
Buying Rate 4% 4% Even
Operating Expenses to Total Revenue 41% 34% GT Better
Staff Cost to Operating Expenses 0% 0%
PBT per Employee  N            19,966,000  N              11,638,584 Zenith Better
Gross Loans /Advance to total Asset 46% 54% GT Better
Cash and Bank to Total Liabilities 23% 12% GT Better
Gross Loan and advance  68% 78% GT Better
to deposit liabilities

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