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UBA PLC regional CEO, Abiola Bawuah wins Most Outstanding Female in Banking

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United Bank for Africa (UBA) Plc’s Regional CEO for West Africa 1, Mrs. Abiola Bawuah, has been named the “Most Outstanding Female in Banking” by the Business Executive at the just concluded 4th Feminine Ghana Achievement Awards at the La-Palm Royal Beach Hotel in Accra.

This brings to a total of eight awards that Mrs. Bawuah has been bestowed within recent times. The Feminine Ghana Achievement Awards identifies exemplary conduct, performance, and achievement by women in specified sectors of public governance, professional and business activities or in their contributions to the well-being of society.

Mrs. Bawuah who expressed appreciation over the award was full of praise for her team, which according to her, has put in a lot of hard work in the past two years, thus bringing the brand and its leadership great recognition and good appeal.

She said, “We have been awarded in several categories and from several organizations and personally, this makes it eight since April last year. All that we have collectively worked towards over the past few years is to consolidate our brand appeal and positioning on the market.

“It is opportune to say that we have crafted products in the digital banking space that addresses the everyday challenges of the corporate and individual customer. Very soon, we will be outdooring our enhanced and human-centered Mobile Banking App which is competitive and perhaps superior. We shall continue to co-create with our customers to ensure we grow together.”

Mrs. Abiola Bawuah, who was the Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of UBA Ghana since 2014 was recently elevated as the bank’s Regional CEO for West Africa 1. As MD/CEO, her impact was quite evident as together with her team, she recorded impressive performance in the bank’s activities.

In 2016, UBA Ghana Limited announced its unaudited financial results, showing a remarkable 134 percent growth year-on-year in profit before tax, the Bank also recorded significant positive performances in other headline numbers, with a 114 percent growth in Gross Earnings, and 68 percent growth in Customer Deposits. This resulted in the bank being adjudged the “Best Bank – Product Innovation and Services” and first runner-up for the Best Financial Performance at the 2017 Ghana Banking Awards (GBA).

Mrs. Bawuah is presently the Regional CEO for six West African countries overseeing businesses in Ghana, Benin Republic, Burkina Faso, Cote D’Ivoire, Liberia and Sierra Leone.

The Feminine Awards scheme is also aimed at identifying and publicising role models whose accomplishments encourage and inspire women in general across the country

About UBA

UBA, Africa’s global bank, is one of the largest commercial banks in Nigeria incorporated which operates in 19 African countries whilst providing a wide range of products and services. The bank has been the leading financial institution to support various infrastructure projects, particularly power, telecom, transport and also social infrastructure such as hospital and education facilities to various countries in Africa. In Nigeria, the bank operates in each of the country’s 36 states, helping to deepen financial inclusion through its brick and mortar branches and revered digital banking platforms. Globally, UBA has over 1,000 branches and customer touch points, serving over 14 million customers.

 

 

Source www.ghanaweb.com

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