Greenwich Bank Launches Three New Branches in Lagos

Greenwich Bank officially began operations in Nigeria by opening three branches located in Surulere, Ikoyi, and Victoria Island on October 2. This marks a significant transition for the bank from merchant banking to commercial banking.
The Ikoyi branch was inaugurated by Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu, represented by the Commissioner for Finance, Abayomi Oluyomi. Sanwo-Olu expressed confidence that Greenwich Bank would contribute to Lagos's economic growth by providing essential financial services.
Kayode Falowo, Group Chairman of Greenwich Holdings Limited, indicated plans for further branch expansions and emphasized the bank's commitment to serving a diverse customer base, including market traders and SMEs. The bank's operations will integrate both physical branches and digital channels.
Segun Olekutuyi, Chairman of Greenwich Bank Limited, described the openings as a milestone, focusing on quality service delivery. Oyewale Ariyibi, Group Managing Director of Greenwich Holdings Limited, stated that the expansion is part of a broader strategy to enhance retail financial services and digital transformation.
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