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Access Bank South Africa Opens For Business

Access Bank’s South Africa Subsidiary, Access Bank South Africa Limited has officially opened for business. This happened on Monday, June 14th, 2021.

The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Access Bank Plc., Herbert Wigwe said;

“The SADC region represents the strongest economy on the African continent. This means Access Bank SA is firmly seated in one of the principal geographical areas apart from Nigeria, in terms of the size of the economy, and unlocks the gateway to the entire Southern African region.”

“The opening of the South African subsidiary cements the Bank’s commitment to sub-Saharan Africa as a portal for exceptional banking opportunities across the continent.”

“The Group will continue to focus on building relationships, as a partner in both businesses and in communities it serves.”

“It’s vital that our banking solutions give clients the advantage they need to grow sustainably, with access to smart solutions that help them reach greater goals.”

“Partnerships with all our clients mean power for them to achieve their aspirations, while Access Bank’s growth brings greater advantages in the financial sector.”

“Like Bennie, I am excited to be on this path with the knowledge and experience of the continent that we share.”

“We look forward to the opportunities that present themselves with opening doors for individuals and businesses, and growing possibilities as we go.”

However, the CEO of Access Bank SA, Bennie Van Rooy said;

“It is an exciting event for the South African banking industry as well as the provision of sustainable support to existing customers and new clients with a business presence across Africa.”

“As part of the robust Access Bank family, the South African operations look forward to contributing meaningfully to the achievements and ambitions of the Group.”

“In offering a full suite of financial service products to a market we understand in depth, Access Bank SA is delighted to grow the family footprint.”

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