Stock Price
24.00
Daily Change
0 0%
Monthly
-4.00%
Yearly
3.45%
Q2 Forecast
23.50



Peers Price Chg Day Year Date
Access Holdings 24.00 0 0% 3.45% Jun/04
Pathward Financial 78.85 1.11 1.43% 3.55% Jun/04
Commerce Bancshares 52.55 1.19 2.32% -16.01% Jun/04
Cullen/Frost Bankers 138.13 3.85 2.87% 9.31% Jun/04
CVB Financial 20.38 0.50 2.52% 9.63% Jun/04
FB Financial 53.18 1.37 2.64% 24.28% Jun/04
First Citizens Bancshares 2,032.93 77.85 3.98% 12.06% Jun/04
First HoldCo 62.15 3.90 6.70% 111.39% Jun/04
Fifth Third Bancorp 51.64 2.15 4.34% 34.83% Jun/04
Guaranty Trust Holding Company 135.00 1.60 1.20% 92.72% Jun/04

Indexes Price Day Year Date
NSE All Share 242239 -896.02 -0.37% 111.35% Jun/04

Access Holdings Plc traded at 24.00 this Thursday June 4th. Looking back, over the last four weeks, Access Holdings lost 4.00 percent. Over the last 12 months, its price rose by 3.45 percent. Looking ahead, we forecast Access Holdings Plc to be priced at 23.50 by the end of this quarter and at 21.93 in one year, according to Trading Economics global macro models projections and analysts expectations.

Access Holdings Plc is a Nigeria-based financial holding company. The Company operates through four subsidiaries: Access Bank Plc (the Bank), Hydrogen Payment Services Company Limited, Access Pensions Limited and Access Insurance Brokers Limited. Its segments include Corporate and Investment Banking, Commercial Banking, Retail Banking South, Retail Banking North, Payment, Pension Fund Administrators (PFA), Insurance and Holding. Its Corporate and Investment Banking division provides bespoke comprehensive banking products and a full range of services to multinationals, large domestic corporates and other institutional clients. Commercial banking division provides commercial banking products and services to the non-institutional clients, medium and small corporate segments of the Nigerian market. Its Retail banking division is the retail arm of the Bank which provides financial products and services to individuals (personal and inclusive segments) and private banking segment.