RECALIBERATING FOR THE FUTURE BY ACCESS BANK CEO, HEBERT WIGWE- BY DEMOLA OJO
True to type, the MD/CEO of Access Bank, Herbert Wigwe, is making ingenious moves to maintain the leadership position of
AGAIN UBA LOYAL CUSTOMERS SMILE HOME WITH N100,000 EACH AS COVID-19 LOCKDOWN LINGERED
UBA Bumper account loyal customers have again smiled home as United Bank for Africa (UBA) Plc, Pan African Financial institution,
NIGERIA’S ECONOMY IN ABRUPT DARKNESS AS OIL PRICES DROP
Africa’s largest economy is predicted to shrink by 3.4% this year and the giant of Africa, Nigeria says it is
CENTRAL BANK OF NIGERIA IN CONJUNCTION WITH BANKERS’ COMMITTEE SUSPEND LAYING OFF STAFF IN BANKS ACROSS THE FEDERATION
The Central Bank of Nigeria in conjunction with the bankers’ committee have agreed to suspend lay-offs in banks across the
CENTRAL BANK OF NIGERIA EXTEND DEADLINES FOR MICROFINANCE BANKS TO APRIL 2020
The Central Bank of Nigeria has had to revise the deadline for compliance with the minimum capital requirements for all
AN INTERVIEW WITH BUSINESS CHIEF, MS IRENE MOLODTSOV, THE UK CHIEF EXECUTIVE OF SIA PARTNERS WHERE SHE DISCUSSES THE POSITIVES OF THE CORONA VIRUS
According to a leading global management consultancy firm, the environmental benefits of the coronavirus lockdown will not all be lost
ACCESS BANK CHAIRMAN DICLOSE PLANS TO RETRENCH WORKERS DUE TO THE CORONA VIRUS PANDEMIC
Herbert Wigwe, The Group Managing Director Of Access Bank, has mulled the bank’s planned mass retrenchment of its workforce over
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT DISCLOSE THAT BANKS IN LAGOS, OGUN AND, ABUJA WILL REOPEN FROM 8am TO 2pm
The Federal Government has disclosed that banks will open for commercial operations in Abuja, Lagos and Ogun States beginning on
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF ACCESS BANK RELEASE STATEMENT ON 1 YEAR ANNIVERSARY OF MERGER WITH DIAMOND BANK
Inspite of current macro economic issues , we have made solid progress in the first quarter of 2020 in line
INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND (IMF) PROJECTS THAT NIGERIA’S ECONOMY WILL RECEDE IN 2020
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has projected that Nigeria’s economy will recede by 3% in 2020. This is projected to