NSIA Banque CI certified in accordance with the MSI 20000 standard by COFICERT France officially received its certificate at a ceremony held on Thursday 10 October at the Acacia Building, at the Acacia Building, headquarters of NSIA Banque CI in Cocody, bringing together partners, collaborators and key players in the financial sector.

In a press release, NSIA Banque Côte d'Ivoire announced that it had officially received from COFICERT France, its MSI 20000 compliance certificate, a recognized international standard for evaluating the quality of the financial situation of companies and institutions, as well as compliance with the requirements of good financial governance.

“The certificate was issued, as part of a ceremony organized in Abidjan, Thursday, October 10 at the Acacia Building, Head Office of NSIA Banque CI, in the presence of Mr. Léonce YACÉ, Director General of NSIA Banque CI, in the presence of Mr. Léonce YACÉ, General Manager of NSIA Banque CI, in the presence of Mr. Léonce YACÉ, CEO of NSIA Banque CI, in the presence of Mr. Léonce YACÉ, CEO of NSIA Banque CI, in the presence of Mr. Léonce YACÉ, CEO of NSIA Banque CI, in the presence of Mr. Léonce YACÉ, CEO of NSIA Banque CI, in the presence of Mr. Appointed by the certifier, Ms. Anne GUERBÉ, Vice President of COFICERT, and Mr. Cristian MOCANU, Secretary General of COFICERT”, underlined the bank's managers. They add that the event was also able to count on the remote intervention of Ms. Véronique de La BACHELERIE (President of the IGSF - International Group for Sustainable Finance, which regulates the MSI 20000 standard internationally

“In a constantly changing global environment, displaying good financial governance is becoming strategic for institutions (especially financial ones)”, notes the management of NSIA Banque Côte d'Ivoire. According to her, the MSI 20000 certification reinforces the Bank's competitive advantage, by increasing the confidence of international markets, stakeholders looking for reliable and independent references, as well as that of its customers

NSIA Banque Côte d'Ivoire thus reaffirms its desire to play a key role in the economic development of Côte d'Ivoire. According to them, this distinction attests to NSIA Banque Côte d'Ivoire's commitment to the highest standards of financial governance. It is a significant advance in the framework of its five-year “Altitude 22-26” plan, consolidating the Bank's position on the

Anne GUERBÉ, Vice President of COFICERT, a leader in financial and extra-financial certification activities, highlighted the upstream efforts made by NSIA Banque Côte d'Ivoire, allowing it to qualify for MSI 20000 certification, specifying: "Since the end of 2022, you have also been committed to the active fight against money laundering and terrorism.

The MSI 20000 certification is a perfect continuation of the work and strategies already in place in terms of rigor and financial exemplarity. Congratulations to everyone for your commitment and the efforts made by all the teams as part of your financial management, your rigor and your capacity for resilience.

For Cristian MOCANU, Secretary General of COFICERT: “This achievement positions NSIA Banque Côte d'Ivoire not only as a reference player in the African banking sector, but also demonstrates its commitment and unwavering contribution to the dissemination of good practices in sustainable finance, in Côte d'Ivoire Ivory and on the continent. ”. Mr. MOCANU also recalled that the certificate is valid for 3 years, with an annual evaluation, thus inviting NSIA Banque Côte d'Ivoire to maintain and strengthen its efforts in terms of good financial governance

“Receiving this certification is not only an achievement, but a reflection of hard work, a clear vision and seamless collaboration between all stakeholders in our organization” suggested Massetou TRAORÉ, Deputy CEO of NSIA Banque Côte d'Ivoire. According to her, the certification testifies to “our rigor in management, our ability to innovate and our desire to comply with the most stringent international standards in terms of governance and management.”