Access Bank, one of Nigeria's top financial institutions, has opened a subsidiary in Paris as it seeks to extend its foothold in French-speaking Africa.
To complete the process, please follow the instructions in the email we just sent you.Brexit opportunitiesso it's a start in terms of support and direct facilitation of business coming from France to Africa", according to Wigwe.forced a rethink, including the need to have a presence in a country in the European Union.
Not only does France provide that platform, Wigwe said,"Brexit has created a lot of opportunities for France" too.is one of the five largest banks in Nigeria, with"a presence in over a dozen countries across four continents", said Roosevelt Ogbonna, managing director of Access Bank PLC, at the launch in Paris on Thursday.
The launch of operations in France is an important step towards achieving the goal of bridging worlds and connecting opportunities for African businesses, Ogbonna said.
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