Nigeria’s banking and finance sector is set for a deep dive into how policy shifts, technological innovation, and strategic reforms can reshape the nation’s economic trajectory, as industry leaders gear up for a high-level dialogue in September. CIBN President and Chairman of Council, Prof. Pius Olanrewaju, assured that the gathering will serve as a critical think-tank for designing a “new economic playbook” that aligns banking operations with emerging realities in policy and technology.
The Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria (CIBN) says this year’s agenda will tackle pressing issues confronting the financial system, from unlocking Nigeria’s growth potential to enhancing risk management and positioning institutions for the age of Artificial Intelligence.
As Nigeria’s banking sector prepares for fresh strategies to navigate global economic shocks, drive innovation, and unlock growth come September 2025, the Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria says this year’s policy and technology dialogue will focus on reshaping operations to meet the demands of a fast changing world.
MUST READ: Human Capital Development : Nasarawa Govt Empowers 1,200 Female-led SMEs With Economic Skills
CIBN President, Prof. Pius Olanrewaju, says industry leaders will examine new ways to boost resilience, expand access to finance, and harness Artificial Intelligence for competitiveness.
GTBank MD, Miriam Olusanya and others. added that with digital currencies, embedded finance, and shifting geopolitics, the old playbook no longer works and banks must adapt to survive.
Experts believe outcomes from the talks could set the tone for reforms that strengthen Nigeria’s economy and financial institutions.
(Editor: Ena Agbanoma)
