*First Bank of Nigeria Limited again, wins ‘Best Private Bank in Nigeria’ and ‘Best Private Bank for Sustainability Investing in Africa’ Awards at the recent Global Finance鈥檚 Best Private Banks Awards Dinner, in New York, United States

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For the third time in a row, First Bank of Nigeria (FBN) Limited again, has won the “Best Private Bank in Nigeria” and “Best Private Bank for Sustainability Investing in Africa” Awards.

绿帽献妻 reports FirstBank Wednesday, March 19, 2025, at the Global Finance鈥檚 Best Private Banks Awards Dinner, in New York, United States (US), carted the laurels

The feat marked the bank’s third impressive consecutive year of success in the subsector of the banking and finance industry.

The Awards are said to be another remarkable achievement that underscores the financial institution’s continued excellence and commitment to innovation and sustainable financing in Nigeria, and in the African continent.

It is also noted that the prestigious accolade has highlighted FirstBank鈥檚 relentless dedication to providing cutting-edge financial solutions that not only address the evolving needs of its customers but also focus on sustainable investment strategies that foster long-term growth in the economy.

“The award is a powerful reflection of the bank鈥檚 vision to lead the way in redefining private banking, ensuring that sustainability and profitability go hand in hand,” a report noted.

Commitment to ‘driving change, delivering impactful solutions for a sustainable future’

FirstBank鈥檚 exceptional private banking services have continued to set the standard for excellence in the region.

These have come under the quality leadership of Idowu Thompson, Group Executive of the Private Banking and Wealth Management Division, and Mr. Olayinka Ijabiyi, Acting Group Head of Marketing and Corporate Communications at FirstBank Limited.

Interestingly, the bank in a note via its verified social media account, said both leaders were present at the esteemed awards dinner in New York.

The duo received the honours on behalf of the bank and its dedicated team.

The bank stated: “We are beyond excited and honoured to be recognised as the Best Private Bank in Nigeria and Best Private Bank for Sustainability Investing in Africa for the third consecutive year in a row!

鈥淭his recognition reflects our commitment to driving change, delivering impactful solutions, and paving the way for a sustainable future.”

FirstBank asserted: 鈥淗ere’s to continued success, innovation, and a brighter tomorrow!鈥�

The latest recognition is considered not just a milestone for FirstBank but also a testament to the leading financial institution’s hard work and visionary leadership that drive it for success.

As the financial landscape continues to evolve, the bank has said it remains steadfast in its mission to create impactful solutions that drive positive change, empowering clients to achieve their financial aspirations while promoting sustainability.

With this recognition, FirstBank is poised to continue leading the charge towards a brighter and more sustainable tomorrow in the West African country, and in the continent.

About FirstBank

First Bank of Nigeria Limited (FirstBank) has been the top financial inclusion services provider in Nigeria for 130 years and the top bank in West Africa.

Serving over 42 million customers, the bank offers a wide variety of retail and corporate financial services through its over 800 business sites and more than 232,000 banking agents located in 99 percent of Nigeria鈥檚 774 Local Government Areas (LGAs).

The Financial institution also operates subsidiaries in nine different countries, demonstrating its global reach.

FBNBank in Ghana and Senegal, FirstBank (UK) Limited, in London and Paris, FirstBank in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Guinea, Sierra Leone, and The Gambia, and a Representative Office in Beijing, China, are some of these subsidiaries.

With over 13 million cards issued, the bank is the first to reach this milestone, and is leading the country’s push for digital banking, according to report.

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