WIRE — Ecobank Group Regional Executive for Central, Eastern and Southern Africa, Josephine Anan- Ankomah, has affirmed the bank's commitment to continue contributing to national economic growth and development efforts. She was in the country for a three-day strategic leadership visit which focused on strengthening engagement with stakeholders and advancing strategic alignment across the bank. In a statement, Anan-Ankomah said discussions focused on strengthening execution, enhancing customer value, deepening relationships across key sectors and positioning the bank to capture emerging opportunities. "Each interaction has provided important perspectives on the opportunities ahead and reinforced the importance of strong relationships, strategic alignment and disciplined execution. "I am confident that, working together, we can continue to deepen relationships, deliver greater value to our customers and unlock sustainable growth opportunities for Ecobank Malawi," she said. Ecobank Malawi Managing Director Raymond Fordwuo said the visit had strengthened the bank's alignment with the region and the wider Ecobank Group. "We remain focused on delivering on the group's Growth, Transformation and Returns Agenda by strengthening our customer proposition, deepening strategic partnerships, accelerating transformation and positioning the bank to capture emerging opportunities in Malawi," he said During the visit, Anan-Ankomah also had an engagement with National Oil Company of Malawi (Nocma) Chief Executive Officer Emmanuel Matapa. Discussions centred on understanding Nocma's evolving needs, identifying opportunities for deeper collaboration and exploring how the bank can continue to deliver greater value through its local expertise and extensive pan-African network. Ecobank Malawi is a subsidiary of Ecobank Transnational Incorporated. The group operates in 34 countries in Africa and maintains representative offices and international operations across key global markets.
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