Sponsored
Banking | Finance

Access Bank Reiterates Commitment To Sustainable Banking

Sponsored
Sponsored

Access Bank Plc has restated its commitment to sustainable banking practices that stimulate economic growth and development.

The Bank in celebration of 10 years of promoting sustainable banking recently held a week-long event across its several branches within and outside Nigeria aimed at reiterating the Bank’s commitment to sustainable banking.

Speaking at the flag-off ceremony, with the theme ‘Journey to a Sustainable Future,’ Access Bank Plc Group Managing Director/CEO, Herbert Wigwe, described the celebration as an opportunity to appreciate the results recorded so far while still setting the pace for better achievements in coming years.

In his words, “The business of banking for us, goes beyond keeping money and making profit. We are very interested in the development and well-being of people and preserving the planet. I am happy at the progress we have made since we began 10 years ago, and I am very sure we will do even better in the coming years.

“I believe we have the most skilled, disciplined and ethical people in the industry and I can make bold to say that it is our collective effort as a team that has gotten us this far in our journey to becoming the World’s most respected African Bank.”

Corroborating the statement, the Head of Sustainability, Access Bank, Omobolanle Victor-Laniyan, added that these 10 years, the Bank has initiated several ideas that demonstrated its commitment to promoting sustainability.

The event featured a series of activities including seminars, employee volunteering, movie screening and other exciting activities geared towards deepening the sustainability culture among staff.

One of the highlights was the kick-off of the ‘Biggest Loser’ competition which aims at promoting a healthy lifestyle among staff.

Since 2008, Access Bank has continued to earnestly push the boundaries on matters relating to sustainability, building value for stakeholders by sustainably making profit, reducing environmental impact of its business operations, and developing the communities it serves.

Sponsored
Alinnor Arinze

Recent Posts

ONC Calls On Stakeholders For Unity & Sustained Security During Summit

The Orashi National Congress (ONC) has called on residents of Orashi Nation, including youths, traditional…

1 minute ago

Ojodu LCDA Participates In October Lagos Monthly Environmental Sanitation Exercise

 Ojodu LCDA under the leadership of Hon. Segun Odunmbaku, actively participated in the October edition…

23 minutes ago

Old And New Douye Diri: Why The Political Career Of Senator Douye Diri Ended On 16th November, 2019

WISDOM ONIEKPAR IKULI  Douye Diri came to the limelight after his election as the pioneer…

36 minutes ago

Lagos Head Of Service, Perm. Secs Join Comrade Dauda For October Environmental Sanitation Monitoring Exercise

ADEOLA OGUNLADE  It was an impressive display of collaboration and commitment to environmental cleanliness in…

4 hours ago

Lagos Health Insurance Deadline: Sanwo-Olu Gives Dec 31 Deadline – Where To Enrol In Alimosho, Idimu, Ejigbo

CYRIACUS IZUEKWE The Lagos State Government has given all residents, employers and workers in Lagos…

4 hours ago

U.S Court Denies Discovery Request Against President Tinubu, DCI Group In FOIA Litigation

The United States District Court for the District of Columbia has denied a motion by…

6 hours ago
Sponsored