Imperial Homes Mortgage Bank Limited is a financial institution duly licensed by the Central Bank of Nigeria to undertake mortgage banking and related services. In 2007, Guaranty Trust Bank plc. (GTBank) acquired an existing mortgage institution and reincorporated it as GTHomes Limited (GTHomes) to reflect its relationship with GT Bank. GTHomes commenced operations in January 2008. However, in compliance with CBN Regulations and Circulars of October 2010 revoking universal banking practice in Nigeria, GTBank divested from its subsidiaries including GTHomes. In line with the divestment and as with GT Assurance, GTB Asset Management, and GTB Registrars which changed their names to Mansard Insurance, Investment One and DataMax respectively, we changed our name in March 2014 to Imperial Homes Mortgage Bank Limited. The Bank used to be known as GTHomes. It is still the same people and same structure. Determined to have the capacity to serve her customers effectively, Imperial Homes has an authorised share capital of N6 billion and shareholder's Fund in excess of N5 billion. As a result, it is one of the most highly capitalised mortgage banks in Nigeria today. It is also made up of teams of diligent professionals organised to provide quality mortgage and financial services to corporate organisations, professionals, workers as well as cooperative societies and their members. Imperial Homes is resolute to change the landscape of the mortgage banking industry in Nigeria for the benefit of the public in general and our customers in particular. Pursuant to this objective, the bank employs a robust and functional technology in order to deliver innovative products, services, and processes to her customers. Our people will always strive without fail to provide our customers with the best services in mortgages and real estate, benchmarking ourselves against the best providers of similar services globally. Our core business is the provision of cutting edge services to the housing/mortgage sector in the financial services industry, with specific focus on:-
* Savings and Deposits
* Mortgages
* Loans and Advances
* Real Estate
