FNBB fee income reaches P789m

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First National Bank of Botswana’s (FNBB) non-interest income grew moderately at four percent in the six months to December 31, reaching P789.4 million despite the country’s biggest bank by customers and the balance sheet making some of its services free.

Non-interest income has been a star performer for FNBB over the years, as the bank has reaped the dividends of its heavy investment in fintech innovation.

In the six months to December 2022, FNBB’s non-interest income grew by five percent to P757.3 million.

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FNBB fee income reaches P789m

First National Bank of Botswana’s (FNBB) non-interest income grew moderately at four percent in the six months to December 31, reaching P789.4 million despite the country’s biggest bank by customers and the balance sheet making some of its services free.

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