Sustainable Banking in Nigeria/NDIC

Sustainability is....

• the ability to meet the needs of the furture without compromising the ability of present generations to meet their needs

• the ability to meet the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their needs

• the ability to meet the needs of the some generations without compromising the ability of all generations to meet their needs

One of the following least correctly completes the statement "Sustainability ...."

• Is a value system

• ensures that that bank activities do not benefit their staff and shareholders alone but benefits some customers too

• ensures that bank activities do not only benefit their staff and shareholders, but also customers and the wider economy

Sustainable banking principles aim to elimitae

• Risk management in banks

• Risk exposure of banks

• Risk tolerance in banks

The power sector guideline on SB by the CBN excludes

• Power generation sources and associated facilities

• Provision of financial products and services for the extraction, processing and transport of energy raw materials

• Alternative sources of power generation and associated facilities

One of the following is not an objective of Sustainable banking

• •Make institutions and organisations remain environmentally and socially responsible.

• •Ensure that banks adopt relevant international standards and best practices in the management of their daily activities.

• •Make institutions and organisations remain environmentally and socially responsible.