At a glamorous black tie dinner organised at the weekend at the
prestigeous Eko Hotel and Suites, Victoria Island , Lagos, leading
financial institutions in the country vied for BusinessDay’s Annual
Banking Awards, which have become an industry benchmark for outstanding
performance.
At the awards,outstanding Nigerian banks and their innovative managers who directed their organisations on the path of creativity, growth, profitability and safety, were honored.
Access Bank came out overall tops to clinch the award of the Bank of
the Year, having recorded gross earnings of N168.3 billion for half year
ended June 30, 2015, representing an increase of 43 per cent over the
N117.9 billion recorded in the same period in 2014.
Contesting closely with Zenith Bank and FCMB, Zenith Bank’s Peter Amangbo, emerged as the bank CEO of the year, a position that was keenly contested by Access bank’s Herbert Wigwe and FCMB’s Ladi Balogun.
At the awards,outstanding Nigerian banks and their innovative managers who directed their organisations on the path of creativity, growth, profitability and safety, were honored.
Contesting closely with Zenith Bank and FCMB, Zenith Bank’s Peter Amangbo, emerged as the bank CEO of the year, a position that was keenly contested by Access bank’s Herbert Wigwe and FCMB’s Ladi Balogun.
