For the first time since 2015, the pan-African banking group posted net income of over two billion dollars (+11%). In sa stratégie évoquée en décembre 2023 , the group Ecobank called for “an acceleration of the growth” of activities for businesses and individuals. Now, the bank listed in Lagos, Accra and the BRVM (West African financial market) seeks to consolidate its position in the 15 countries where it is in the top 3 (Ivory Coast, Senegal, Senegal, Guinea, Guinea, Guinea, Central African Republic or

In Nigeria, where Ecobank is only the 7th bank out of 29, the situation is particular. Net earnings fell by 2% due to the depreciation of the naira style="font-family: "Bookman Old Style”, "serif">. Jeremy Awori has already indicated that “additional transformations” will be made in the Nigerian subsidiary. The group, mainly owned by the South African banks Nedbank (21%) and Qatari QNB (20%), wants to maintain a firm foothold in this important market