The Bank’s subsidiaries in Africa include FBNBank DRC, FBNBank Ghana, FBNBank Gambia, FBNBank Guinea, FBNBank Sierra-Leone and FBNBank Senegal.
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The reward to customers is in line with the Central Bank of Nigeria’s ‘Naira 4 Dollar scheme’, driven to promote diaspora remittances into the country. For example, a customer that receives 10,000 USD, gets N50,000.00 as reward. The scheme runs from Monday, 8 March – Saturday, 8 May 2021.
The SME accounts – which are in two variants – FirstSME Classic and FirstSME Deluxe – are offered to SMEs, irrespective of industry, and tailored to have SMEs exposed to a wide range of services and opportunities that are essential for their continued growth and role in contributing to national development.
The Bank currently has over 86,300 Firstmonie Agents, spread across the country’s 774 Local Government Areas.
Chuma Ezirim, FirstBank’s Group Executive, e-Business and Retail Products, said in a statement that the partnership was in place in a bid to cushion the effect of COVID-19 pandemic
The introduction of the FastTrack ATM, which is done in partnership with Inlaks, enables customers carry out cash withdrawals without having to touch the interface of the ATM.
FirstBank has also joined Bretton Woods Committee as an Organisational Supporter in line with the commitment to demonstrate cooperation and foster global well-being.
Since 1967 that the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation have been celebrating International Literacy Day to promote the importance of literacy and education, every September 8 had witnessed book gifting, book reading and related activities are undertaken by the UN body and its coalition of partners.
Since its establishment in 1894, FirstBank has consistently built relationships with her customers, focusing on the fundamentals of good corporate governance, strong liquidity, optimised risk management and effective leadership. These, amongst others, are the reasons the Bank has dominated the financial market for over 126 years.
Amid shuttering of social activities, especially commercial services through various lockdown measures to contain the coronavirus pandemic, FirstBank has proven that as long as its customers require services, the Bank will be waiting right in front of them.
Nigeria’s leading financial inclusion services provider, First Bank of Nigeria Limited, has announced proactive measures it has taken to control the spread of the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic.
Empowering women through improved access to finance and social support are crucial in achieving the desired growth for the economy. This is the belief of First Bank of Nigeria Limited, even as it maintained that investing in women’s economic empowerment sets a direct path towards gender equality, poverty eradication and inclusive economic growth. It acknowledges the enormous contributions made by women, whether as business women, farmers, entrepreneurs or employees, or by doing unpaid care work at home.
Speaking at the FirstBank SMEConnect Business Clinic, held in Lagos on Thursday, the Group Head, Lagos Island 1, First Bank of Nigeria Limited, Olufunke Smith, stated that the business clinic provides an opportunity for SMEs to understand how to develop their business plans and run their businesses.
FirstBank has announced its sponsorship of an array of initiatives to empower the society as well as promote the growth…
As the banking sector continues to find newer ways of engaging and providing customer centric services to bridge the current level of unbanked and under banked population to achieve Nigeria’s 2020 financial inclusion target, the fallout of the recently held FirstBank Fintech Summit 3.0. is that technology is the growth to financial institution in Africa.
Speaking with the next generation Nigerians, First Bank Nigeria CEO, Dr. Adesola Adeduntan, who graduated in November 1992 from the prestigious University, acknowledged and appreciated the Vice-Chancellor for the opportunity to address the graduating students.
With currently over 37,000 Firstmonie Agents, present in 99 per cent of the 774 Local Government Areas in Nigeria, the Bank is the leading financial institution at promoting financial inclusion in the country to all Nigerians, regardless of where they are.
Adeduntan said this in Lagos during the bank’s Fintech Summit 3.0, with the theme: “Integrate: Banking +Tech = Solving Real Problems.”
Multinational technology giant, Microsoft, has teamed up with FirstBank in a partnership that will assist Small and Medium Enterprises in Nigeria to adopt digital transformation of their businesses.
The promo draw took place on May 4, 2018 at FirstBank’s Head office in Marina, Lagos State and the winners along with their partners will be going on a five-day all-expense paid trip to Russia to watch the 2018 FIFA World Cup.