11/08/2019
A Special Report on Africa’s top 100 Banks 2019 released by African business magazine – a subsidiary of IC publications, said Rwanda made its first appearance, with the smallest bank in the top 100 in 2018 making the cut with capital of $175m
11/04/2019
The lenders are Access Bank, Zenith Bank, United Bank for Africa (UBA), Guaranty Trust Bank (GTbank), FBN Holdings, Ecobank Transnational Incorporated (ETI), Stanbic IBTC and Fidelity Bank.
11/04/2019
It said, “The upgrade now offers the best digitally-driven financial solutions that will make transactions simpler, faster, convenient and more secure.
10/31/2019
“Savings deposits now accounts for about 22.3 per cent of total deposits, an attestation of our increasing market share in the retail segment,” he said
10/31/2019
The institution plans to be present in 22 African countries, according to a presentation on its website. It currently operates in Sierra Leone, Gambia, Congo, Ghana, Nigeria, Rwanda and Congo.
10/29/2019
David Marsh, co-founder and chairman of OMFIF, said the organisation had received feedback that countries are making policy based on the previous two years of the report, in the aim of improving their overall position and attracting more investment.
10/29/2019
Access Bank’s visionary CEO, Herbert Wigwe, has previously mentioned that the bank is pushing ahead to create Africa’s biggest retail institution and a formidable global powerhouse.
10/28/2019
The Association's existence has signpost innovation and pace-setting activities and programs", as well as consistently contributed "to the academic growth and development of Nigerian youths and empowerment of Women through Workshops, Semina