Access Bank set to host Corporate Customers Forum 2024
Nigeria’s top financial organization with the largest customer base in Nigeria and footprints across the globe, Access Bank, has finalized arrangement to host ‘Corporate Customer Forum 2024’, to discuss issues on the future of the nation’s economy and financial industry.
The programme schedule to hold on September 19, 2024 at the Eko Hotels, under the theme “Nigeria’s Economic rebirth: Hopes and implications”.
This crucial event is set to host the Minister of Finance and the Coordinating Minister for the Economy, industry leaders and major stakeholders who will speak to the bank’s corporate and commercial business customers about the future of the Nigerian economy while addressing current economic challenges.
Group Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer Access Bank, Rosevelt Ogbonna said
“We are excited to host the Access Bank Corporate Customers Forum 2024, which promises to be a milestone event for our partners, clients, and the broader business community.”
“In a world of constant change, it is vital that we come together to share insights, challenge assumptions, and explore new opportunities. Our theme, “Nigeria’s Economic rebirth: Hopes and implications”, reflects our commitment to not only adapting to change but also leading it.
“The forum will feature the Honorable Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Wale Edun, Managing Director, Financial Derivatives company, Bismarck Rewane, Director General, Federal Budget office, Dr. Tanimu Yakubu and a distinguished lineup of speakers, renowned industry experts, thought leaders, and senior executives from Access Bank. Attendees should expect engaging panel discussions, keynote presentations, and networking opportunities designed to inspire dialogue and collaboration.Key topics to be covered at the forum include: Lead Paper: Accelerated Stabilization and Advancement Plan (ASAP) for Nigeria’s Economic Rebirth, Co-Lead Paper: Making the Accelerated Stabilization Advancement Plan Deliver Economic Growth for Nigeria. And more”. Rosevelt concluded.
