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    Access Bank’s Strategic Leap

    In a significant strategic maneuver, The Access Bank UK Limited has acquired a majority stake in Afrasia Bank Limited, the fourth-largest bank in Mauritius, known for its expansive financial reach with over $5.7 billion in assets. The acquisition was formally announced on June 21, 2025, and marks a pivotal expansion phase for Access Bank, aligning with its broad international aspirations.

    Mauritian Assets and Global Reach

    Mauritius, with its strategic positioning as a financial hub connecting Africa, Asia, and Europe, plays a crucial role in Access Bank’s international strategy. This acquisition not only enhances Access Bank’s capabilities in trade finance and wealth management but also strengthens its cross-border banking services. At a time when global banking landscapes are evolving rapidly, the incorporation of Afrasia Bank’s assets and client base provides Access Bank with a formidable edge.

    A Vision for Africa and Beyond

    This strategic acquisition is a testimony to the ambitions of Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede, chairman of Access Holdings PLC, as articulated in an interview with Financial Afrik in December 2024. His vision to create a banking gateway that bridges English, French, and Portuguese-speaking African regions is actively materializing. With hubs in London, Paris, Malta, and now Mauritius, Access Bank is set on a path to solidify its role as a key financial intermediary.

    Pioneering Pan-African Banking Capacities

    Access Bank’s presence in several African nations, including Zambia, Mozambique, Botswana, Angola, and South Africa, underscores its dedication to fostering a pan-African banking network. This latest acquisition reaffirms its commitment to enhancing its global footprint, providing versatile and comprehensive banking solutions. Afrasia Bank, renowned for its proficiency in high-net-worth consumer segments and corporate banking, augments Access Bank’s strategic growth trajectory.

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