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Access Bank Named Best Bank in Ghana and Gambia by Euromoney for 2025

Jide Omodele by Jide Omodele
July 30, 2025
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Access Bank has been honored as the Best Bank 2025 in Ghana and The Gambia by Euromoney, recognizing its leadership in West Africa’s financial sector. The prestigious awards, announced on Tuesday, highlight the bank’s commitment to financial inclusion, innovative banking solutions, and sustainable development, solidifying its growing influence across the region.

Olumide Olatunji, Managing Director of Access Bank Ghana, expressed pride in the achievement, stating, “This recognition reflects our team’s dedication and the trust of our customers. We are leading a transformative era in Ghana’s banking sector, prioritizing inclusion, innovation, and sustainability.” The bank’s strategic focus on blending local expertise with global standards has positioned its subsidiaries as key players in Africa’s competitive banking landscape.

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In The Gambia, Access Bank secured the Best Bank award for the second consecutive year, following its 2024 win. The bank’s success is driven by its innovative branchless banking models, robust support for small and medium enterprises (SMEs), and emphasis on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles. Stephen Abban, Managing Director of Access Bank Gambia, noted, “This award underscores our commitment to delivering value that transforms lives and fosters sustainable communities.”

These accolades add to Access Bank Group’s growing list of honors, reinforcing its ambition to become Africa’s most respected financial institution. Operating in 24 markets, the bank has earned multiple Euromoney awards over the past three years for excellence in SME banking, corporate responsibility, and digital innovation. The group’s consistent performance reflects its ability to adapt to diverse market needs while maintaining high standards of service and impact.

The Euromoney recognition comes amid Access Bank’s efforts to expand financial access and support economic growth across Africa. By leveraging technology and community engagement, the bank continues to drive financial inclusion and empower businesses, positioning itself as a leader in the continent’s dynamic banking sector. As Access Bank celebrates these achievements, it remains focused on advancing its mission to create lasting value for customers and communities.

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