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Coronation Merchant Bank Marks 10 Years, Targets Top-Tier African Status Lagos, Nigeria – 17th February, 2026 Coronation Merchant Bank has marked a decade of operations with a bold outlook for its next phase of growth, positioning itself to become one of Africa’s leading banks as Nigeria’s economic reforms open fresh opportunities across key sectors. Speaking …
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In this episode of the Coronation Merchant Bank Podcast, Prince-Daniel Obi Dickson, Team Lead, Compliance, and Feyijimi Adewole, Chief Information Security Officer, discuss the role of AI at work, the question of AI objectivity, data protection and governance, as well as the pros and cons of AI adoption. The conversation also highlights the human edge: …
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Financial inclusion goes beyond access to banking; it’s about enabling growth and opportunity. In this episode of the Coronation Merchant Bank Podcast, Awotunde Arini, CFO, and Monsuru Durojaiye, Head, Financial Institutions, explore Nigeria’s financial inclusion landscape, the roles of key stakeholders, and the financial instruments that can help unlock capital, empower businesses, and strengthen the …
More →This marks the eighth consecutive month of disinflation, underscoring a sustained moderation in year on year price pressures….
More →Coronation Merchant Bank Appoints Paul Abiagam as Managing Director/CEO Lagos, Nigeria – 1st December, 2025 Coronation Merchant Bank is pleased to announce the conferment of Mr. Paul Abiagam as its new Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, effective December 1, 2024, following approval by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). This appointment comes in the …
More →Nigeria’s external reserves have historically exhibited cyclical movements, leaving the economy susceptible to both domestic and external shocks….
More →Nigeria’s economy maintained its steady growth path in Q 3 25 reflecting slower growth from the previous quarter According to….
More →The Monetary Policy Committee ( held its 303rd meeting on 24th 25th November 2025 with all 12 members in attendance The Committee decided by ….
More →However, on a month-on-month (m/m) basis, we expect a slight uptick to 1.09%, reflecting persistent cost pressures in core components….
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