Banks seek to boost digital offerings
Ecobank, the pan-African institution, has grown its digital customers to around four million digital customers.
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Ecobank holds 30th Annual General Meeting in Lomé, Togo
Ecobank returned to profitability in 2017 and it intends to restart paying dividends in the future. Profits were $182 million, against net revenues of $1.8 billion.
Ecobank Foundation injects $750,000 into malaria eradication in Mozambique
As part of its partnership with the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, the Ecobank Foundation is donating $750,000 to the Ministry of …
Kenya’s economy shows resilience
Kenya’s newly re-elected President Kenyatta faces problems with his discontented opponents in 2018, but prospects for the economy are looking up.
The digital bank – delivering on Africa’s potential
“Digitalisation has the potential to alleviate some of Africa’s greatest economic and structural challenges,” says Ecobank’s Ade Ayeyemi
How can Africans trade more with other Africans?
Trade between African countries is meagre, but pan-African companies have the ability to increase it.
Ecobank sets sights on 100m customers in Africa
Ecobank is already present in more African countries than any rival, but CEO Ade Ayeyemi has a vision of something even bigger.
Ecobank declares dividend of USD 48.2 million
The general meeting approved the company’s accounts for the 2015 financial year and the appropriation of its profits, which amounted to USD 60.77 million.
Ecobank announces leadership change in Ghana
Samuel Ashitey Adjei, the current Managing Director of the Ghana Subsidiary, has been appointed Managing Director for the Group’s recently combined region, Central, Eastern, and Southern African (CESA) Countries.
Ecobank’s Ikazoboh: A man who’s good in a crisis
Last year, Ecobank was in turmoil. Today, it looks to be in rude health. African Banker spoke to the man who was brought in to manage this turnaround.