Ecobank Transnational brands itself as a pan-African lender – and such it is. Founded in 1985, it now serves millions of customers across 33 sub-Saharan African markets. And with so many multinational banks having made their excuses and departed, it is now arguably more important and integral to the region’s smaller businesses than ever before.
The Togo-headquartered bank was busy over the past year. In June and July 2021, it organized, in alliance with the African Union Development Agency, a ‘training for financing’ programme targeting micro-sized enterprises in eight markets including Niger, Rwanda and Chad.
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