CBN Approves George-Taylor's as New Heritage Bank MD, CV Impressive
- George-Taylor has been appointed as the new Managing Director (MD) of Heritage Bank
- George-Taylor possesses impressive curriculum vitae (CV) and a wealth of experience for his new role
- Heritage Bank Internal Heritage Bank Plc was born and began its operations in Nigeria as a regional bank on March 14, 2013
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has approved the appointment of Akinola George-Taylor as the new Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Heritage Bank.
Punch reports that the apex bank’s approval came six months after the bank appointed George-Taylor as acting managing director following the retirement of Ifie Sekibo.
Heritage speaks on the appointment
In a statement made on Sunday, April 16, 2022 the Group Head of Corporate Communications at Heritage Bank, Ozena Utulu, confirmed that the CBN had granted approval for the appointment of the bank's new managing director, through a letter of no objection issued on March 31.
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Consequently, the board of directors appointed George-Taylor as the bank's substantive managing director, ThisDay reports.
Profile of George-Taylor
George-Taylor started his banking career with Guaranty Trust Bank (GTBank) in 1993 where he occupied various positions.
He later rose to the position of Executive Director in charge of Public Sector Group, Abuja, and North-Central and Managing Director of GTBank in Sierra Leone from 2005 to 2009.
The new MD, according to the statement, will head the financial institution’s next phase of transformation.
The statement added.
“He will oversee Heritage Bank’s operations across Nigeria and work to implement the lender’s next phase of transformation."
List of Nigeria's most valuable banks after Q1, 2023
In another report, the Nigerian banks with the highest market capitalisation for the first quarter of 2023 have been unveiled.
Zenith Bank and GT Bank retained their positions as the most highly valued commercial banks in the Nigerian market, which they held at the beginning of the year.
However, First Bank experienced a decrease in its market value during the same period.
There are 24 commercial banks approved by the Central Bank of Nigeria with different types of licenses.
Source: Legit.ng