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    Ecobank Group Wins Best Bank for SMEs in Africa

    Marketforces AfricaBy Marketforces AfricaFebruary 25, 2024Updated:February 25, 2024 News No Comments2 Mins Read
    Ecobank Group Wins Best Bank for SMEs in Africa
    Carol Oyedeji, Acting Group Executive, Commercial Banking, Ecobank. receiving the trophy of Bank for SMEs in Africa 2024 award in Global Finance’s annual SME Bank Awards in London, UK recently.
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    Ecobank Group Wins Best Bank for SMEs in Africa

    Ecobank, the leading pan-African Banking Group, proudly announces that it has won the esteemed Best Bank for SMEs in Africa 2024 award in Global Finance’s annual SME Bank Awards.

    In an official statement, the group said the win reflects Ecobank’s unwavering commitment to meeting the specialised needs of SMEs across its diverse markets. The award ceremony took place on 20 February 2024 at Glaziers Hall in London, UK.

    Also, one of its affiliates, Ecobank Nigeria emerged Best FX Bank under the Country & Territory Awards category for Nigeria. Global Finance says Ecobank Nigeria emerged winner based on transaction volume, market share, breadth of offerings, and global coverage, as detailed in public company documents and media reports from Nigeria.

    “Our criteria also include subjective factors such as reputation, thought leadership, customer service, and technology innovation, using input from industry analysts, surveys, corporate executives, and others.”

    Carol Oyedeji, Acting Group Executive of Ecobank Commercial Banking, said, “This award recognises the strength of Ecobank’s support for Africa’s small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), enabling them to thrive and grasp the immense intra-African trade opportunities created by the AfCFTA’s single market.

    “In addition to our comprehensive suite of banking, payments, collection, and financing solutions, we also offer invaluable non-financial support, such as business leadership and skills training, and our innovative matchmaking platform connecting traders, buyers, sellers and suppliers across Africa.”

    She added that despite the volatile foreign exchange (FX) challenges, Ecobank Nigeria displayed the highest levels of transparency, maintaining high transaction volume and retaining its market share in the country.

    In recent months, Ecobank has further expanded its lending capacity to meet the financing needs of SMEs through strategic initiatives, including a US$200 million risk-sharing agreement with the African Guarantee Fund, and a US$32.8 million loan facility from eco business Fund and the SANAD Fund for SMEs.

    Global Finance selected the winners for the 2024 Best SME Bank Awards based on entries submitted by banks and independent research, supplemented by insights from industry insiders, executives, and technology experts>> Shell Trims Outlook for LNG Demand Growth

    This latest recognition adds to Ecobank’s growing list of accolades, including being named Africa’s Best Bank for SMEs in Euromoney’s Awards for Excellence 2023, continuing the success from the previous year. #Ecobank Group Wins Best Bank for SMEs in Africa

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