Access Bank reveals plan to unveil corporate Internet banking

The Group Deputy Managing Director of Access Bank Plc, Herbert Wigwe, has announced plans by the bank to unveil corporate Internet banking solution as part of its aspiration of becoming the world’s most respected African bank.

According to him, the revolutionary internet banking solution set for inauguration in the coming week would afford “large corporate firms, oriental businesses and other categories of businesses involved in the complex dynamics of daily business operations the opportunity to manage their daily activities effectively”.

A statement by the bank indicated that Wigwe made this disclosure during his ongoing nationwide customer tour which it said was propelled by the bank’s five-year corporate strategy meant to strengthen relationship with its customers.

Wigwe noted that the corporate Internet banking solution will not only secure multi-transaction management platform that removes the complexities around daily financial management of multinationals and large corporations but also facilitate easy transaction with suppliers and distributors.

He added that it will also assists employees in the value chain by simplifying the processes involved in executing payment, managing receivables and treasury services in the daily dealings of organisations.

Wigwe disclosed further that the corporate Internet banking solution is a 21st Century game changer that offers its users all the convenience, security and flexibility in cash management and payment with just a click of button.

According to him, the corporate Internet banking solution is among the 200 initiatives announced by the bank since its opening of a floodgate of innovations in July after the presentation of its five-year strategy for 2013–2017.

He further expressed the readiness of the bank to support and collaborate with different sectors of the economy towards achieving the desired growth.

The statement indicated that Wigwe will continue the tour in the coming weeks, covering business locations across Nigeria, Africa and the United Kingdom.