Infinity Trust Mortgage Bank Plc has announced its latest credit ratings by GCR Ratings, reaffirming the institution’s solid financial standing and operational resilience within Nigeria’s mortgage banking sector.

The bank received a BBB+ (NG) long-term rating and an A2 (NG) short-term rating, alongside an SQ2 (NG) Servicer Quality rating, all with a stable outlook. These ratings underscore Infinity Trust’s strong capital base, sound asset quality, and disciplined approach to risk management.

According to the bank, the ratings serve as an independent validation of its financial strength and its commitment to maintaining high standards of governance and operational efficiency.

For customers, the announcement reinforces confidence in Infinity Trust Mortgage Bank as a safe and reliable partner in their home ownership journey. The ratings signal the bank’s ability to meet its financial obligations while sustaining consistent service delivery.

Shareholders and stakeholders are also expected to draw reassurance from the development, as it highlights the bank’s stability and its capacity for long-term value creation in a competitive market environment.

Prospective customers, on the other hand, are presented with a clear indicator of credibility, as the ratings reflect a track record built on consistency, performance, and trust.

Infinity Trust Mortgage Bank reiterated its commitment to driving sustainable growth, expanding access to affordable housing, and upholding service excellence across all touchpoints. The bank noted that it remains focused on strengthening its role in Nigeria’s housing finance landscape while delivering lasting value to all stakeholders.

 

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