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Africa: Access Bank Clinches Euromoney’s Best Bank Award in Ghana and The Gambia

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Access Bank Clinches Euromoney’s Best Bank Award in Ghana and The Gambia

Access Bank has been named Best Bank 2025 in both Ghana and The Gambia by Euromoney, reinforcing the institution’s growing leadership in West Africa and its continued commitment to innovation, financial inclusion, and sustainable banking.

In a statement issued on Tuesday, Access Bank described the dual recognition as a validation of its strategic focus on delivering global standards through local excellence, positioning its subsidiaries as influential players within Africa’s rapidly evolving financial services landscape.

“This milestone reflects the passion and dedication of our team and the trust our customers place in us,” said Olumide Olatunji, Managing Director of Access Bank Ghana. “We are proud to lead a new era of banking in Ghana—one driven by inclusion, innovation, and sustainable development.”

In The Gambia, Access Bank retained its Euromoney Best Bank title for the second consecutive year, highlighting sustained progress in financial inclusion, SME empowerment, and ESG-aligned banking practices.

Commenting on the achievement, Stephen Abban, Managing Director of Access Bank Gambia, stated: “This award is a testament to the dedication of our team and the trust of our customers. We remain committed to going beyond banking by delivering impactful solutions that foster sustainable community development.”

Access Bank’s recognition in both markets adds to its growing list of accolades, further advancing its strategic ambition to become Africa’s most respected banking group. Operating across 24 markets, Access Bank has consistently received commendations from Euromoney in recent years for its performance in SME banking, digital innovation, and corporate responsibility.

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