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Ecobank in Chad

  • Key Figures
    Microeconomics information

    The activities of Ecobank Chad, (ECT) is regulated by COBAC: Commission Bancaire de l’Afrique Centrale (Central Africa Banking Commission) which is supervised and regulated by the Banking Supervision Department‘’, an organ of the BEAC “Banque des Etats de l’Afrique Centrale” (Central Bank of Central Africa).

    ECT obtained its banking license in December 2006 (after the acquisition of former BIAT). Since 2006, an aggressive expansion programme by management has been commissioned and ETD currently has 14 branches and 1 cash point. The objective remains the same (to be closer to the customer).

    Ecobank CHAD like other affiliates of the group intends to work with its customers to offer tailor-made banking products (Islamic banking has already been introduced) and services at competitive prices. ECT will seek to create an exceptional banking institution focused on customers, employees and shareholders’ satisfaction. It is an institution committed to service excellence.

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  • General Information

    Area: 1 284 000 sq km

    Capital: NDJAMENA

    Principal cities: N'djaména Moundou Sarh Abéché

    Official language: French/Arabic

    Independence day: 8/11/2013

    Population: 11,5 M hab

    Demographic growth: 11,5 M hab

    Life expectancy: 49,5 years (BM 2011)

    Literacy rate: 26 % (PNUD)

    Religion(s): Muslim (55%), christian and Indigenous beliefs (45%)

    Human development index: 183/187

    Currency: CFA Franc

    GDP: $9,5 billion (BM, 2011)

    GDP per capital: $823

    Growth rate: + 1,7 % (DGTrésor 2011)

    Rate of unemployment: N/A

    Rate of inflation: + 5 % (DGTrésor 2011)

    Net budgetary position: - 4,1 % of GDP (EIU, 2011)

    Balance of payment: + $2,6 billion (EIU, 2011)

    Export partners: USA (56%), China (13%), France (3%), Netherland (1%) (EIU 2011)

    Import partners: China (12%), France (6%), Cameroon (4%), USA (3%) (EIU 2011)

    Contribution of various sectors to GDP: Agriculture : 46%, Industry : 14%, Services : 40%

  • Board of Directors

    Leyabe Passang

    Non-Executive Director

    Bouraima Sidibe

    Non-Executive Director

    Mahamat Alamine Maouloud

    Chairman, Non-Executive Director

    Alassane Sorgo

    Managing Director, Executive Director

    Habib Ibn Arabi

    Executive Director, Deputy Genera Manager

  • Annual Reports
    2013 Chad Annual Report PDF 1.43 MB Download - 2013 Chad Annual Report
    2012 Chad Annual Report PDF 2.02 MB Download - 2012 Chad Annual Report
    2011 Chad Annual Report PDF 581.88 KB Download - 2011 Chad Annual Report
    2010 Chad Annual Report PDF 692.08 KB Download - 2010 Chad Annual Report
    2009 Chad Annual Report PDF 1.14 MB Download - 2009 Chad Annual Report
    2008 Chad Annual Report PDF 816.7 KB Download - 2008 Chad Annual Report
    2007 Chad Annual Report PDF 3.42 MB Download - 2007 Chad Annual Report
    2006 Chad Annual Report PDF 1.31 MB Download - 2006 Chad Annual Report
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  • Forms and Documents
    New account application form -- Individual PDF 590.45 KB Download - New account application form -- Individual
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    New account application form -- Entities (incorporated and non-incorporated) PDF 619.65 KB Download - New account application form -- Entities (incorporated and non-incorporated)

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