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Access Bank has strengthened its Development Banking Desk to drive sustainable development in Nigeria and across the African continent.
Development Banking Desk is a specialised desk within Access Bank mandated to provide exclusive financial support to non-profit organisations such as international non-governmental organisations, non-governmental organisations, bilateral and multilateral institutions, donor agencies, embassies among others, who strategically carry out projects and initiatives that are geared towards social progress, impact, and economic development.
A statement said this initiative was in line with the bank’s vision of being the world’s most respected African bank with a dedication and commitment to fostering positive change, herald development and making a lasting impact in the finance, business, community, organisations, and industry it serves by solidifying its status as a key development finance leader and partner fornon-profit organisations and institutions on thecontinent.
The Executive Director of the Commercial Bank Division at Access Bank, Hadiza Ambursa, expressed enthusiasm about the revamped Development Desk and its potential impact on Nigeria’s economic landscape.
She said, “Our vision is to drive economic empowerment and financial inclusion by providing specialised financial products and services to businesses, NGOs and institutions. Through this initiative, we aim to support and nurture the growth of these entities, fostering a robust entrepreneurial ecosystem in Nigeria and beyond.”
Head, Development Banking Desk, Ambur Sule, said, “The Development Desk serves as a conduit for global funds and resources, bolstering the bank’s influence in the African region and fortifying Nigeria’s position on the international development stage.”
“As we move toward a more interconnected world, Access Bank’s role as a development finance leader and partner becomes increasingly vital. Our collaborations with esteemed NGOs and Institutions as a partner are instrumental in driving inclusive growth, deepening financial inclusion, reducing poverty, and boosting infrastructure development in Nigeria.”
