Zenith Bank Plc has achieved the distinction of being the only Nigerian company listed in the World Finance 100 for 2023, as revealed by World Finance Magazine. The World Finance 100 recognizes companies that have excelled across diverse fields of expertise, with the list comprising businesses that shape the conceptual landscape of finance, business, and technology through their vision and enterprise.
In the 2023 list, Zenith Bank stands out as the sole Nigerian company and one of only three African companies, sharing the prestigious roster with global industry leaders like Apple, Amazon, and Alphabet. This recognition highlights Zenith Bank’s exceptional achievements and resilience in a competitive global market.
The Group Managing Director/CEO of Zenith Bank Plc, Ebenezer Onyeagwu, expressed pride in the bank’s exclusive inclusion in the World Finance 100 for 2023. He emphasized the bank’s dedication to stakeholders, innovative spirit, and sustained growth amid challenging economic conditions. Onyeagwu credited the visionary leadership of Jim Ovia, CFR, the Founder and Chairman of Zenith Bank, for shaping the institution into a resilient and thriving financial entity.
Acknowledging the contributions of the board, staff, and customers, Onyeagwu reiterated Zenith Bank’s commitment to providing cutting-edge financial solutions and playing a pivotal role in Nigeria’s economic development. The bank’s exceptional performance has garnered numerous awards, with this latest accolade following recognitions such as being named the Number One Bank in Nigeria for the 14th consecutive year in the 2023 Top 1000 World Banks Ranking by The Banker Magazine. Other awards include Best Commercial Bank, Nigeria, and Best Corporate Governance Bank, Nigeria, among others, showcasing Zenith Bank’s continuous excellence in the financial sector.
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